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The physics degree in my university doesn't require linear algebra courses, but I heard knowledge of LA is very useful for success in physics. Can I teach myself what I need to know, or should I take LA courses for credit? Should I get LA done with before even stepping foot in a physics class (my OCD tells me this) or should I just learn new math on the fly as it pops up in whatever physics I take? (assuming of course I have the basic calculus reqs under my belt which are non-negotiable) Thanks