If you have a good handle on undergraduate math material I highly recommend graduate math material. You will "restart" math in a sense and start building up tho

If you have a good handle on undergraduate math material I highly recommend graduate math material. You will "restart" math in a sense and start building up those building blocks piece by piece. If you have a shaky understanding of a derivative that's fine because you will do epsilon-delta proofs until your eyes bleed in a Real Analysis course. Edit: I didn't have the laws/properties of logarithms memorized/understood until maybe 3-4 years into my Math degree. I could have learned it sooner probably, but I just had an aversion to it and would desperately translate any problem into exponentials and work with those instead. I definitely sympathise with the desire to "restart" Math.