No. If you have the time to sink figure out how to attend classes at the local state university. A few college credits that way would be immensely more valuable

No. If you have the time to sink figure out how to attend classes at the local state university. A few college credits that way would be immensely more valuable even if you don't complete the degree. And having used MIT's material extensively while going through my studies I have to say the material is not really extraordinary. It's not what gives MIT students an edge over others. That edge is due to the motivating and challenging environment. So you probably won't get MIT level anything just by going through the videos and doing the problem sets.