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Some schools have separate requirements for those entering with a bachelors and those who enter with a masters. A few programs require a masters for entry. Master's degree programs can vary from school to school. If you enter a program with a masters, they still take a look at your...

Your other suggestions are good but I want to point out one thing: There's a difference between lectures in-class and lectures you can watch, rewind, fast forward, and re-watch * infinity online in the comfort of your home or preferred study area. Some of the youtube videos are not full...

Dobie: I had to check your name to ensure that this post was not made by me a few years ago. You said it yourself--you *can* learn, it's just that you're not learning as fast as everyone else *seems* to, and you can't retain from the lectures you've heard. As InvalidID states, the "retaining...

i am not a khan supporter at all, he does as much harm as he does good HOWEVER i do admire the idea of the flipped classroom. he is not the originator of this concept and it has been around for quite some time. the flipped model works for more learning styles than the traditional lecture...

It's more about having the prerequisite coursework. Each school is different, but in addition to listing basic admissions requirements, many programs will list the specific courses you're expected to have taken *or* have equivalent knowledge to.

OP, I missed a lot of the random responses in here. I think you'd be very well served spending time on youtube and other sites that make online lecture videos available. You should also check out textbooks...seek out the course titles (as you've started to) and find out what texts they're using...

I guess your true direction depends on what exactly you plan to do with all of that knowledge once you get it.

The OP mentioned that he/she did not want to enroll in a program, and UIS makes it prohibitive for anyone not enrolled in their program to take classes.

I agree; extensive notes are key for me too. I have thought about getting a LiveScribe sort of pen that records my audio as I write. I can then upload my notes and have a digital copy which includes my explanations at key points. The only bad part is that LS itself requires the use of Evernote...

I wrote a post with some options a few weeks ago but from my memory, try: Univ of Indiana-East U of Ottawa (KS) U of Idaho (Eng Outreach) Emporia State U Nicholls State U U of Central Florida U of West Florida Texas A& M U

this needed to be repeated.

random thoughts--because i do intend to get some work done tonight: sugar absolutely does have an effect on your energy levels, ability to concentrate, even your daydreams. aside from that, your issues are more anxiety and attention/focus related. you're not likely to get sectioned for...

Good luck! One more option: University of Idaho Math 471: http://www.webpages.uidaho.edu/~joyce/m471_html/Course.html And the rest of their courses (for your second option) : http://eo.uidaho.edu/courses.aspx I want to add that West Texas A&M doesn't really limit those classes to their...

WTAMU has a few http://wtamu.edu/academics/continuing-ed-independent-study.aspx They have an Advanced Calc course (taken after Calc 3) that is described as follows: "4341C. Advanced Calculus. Prerequisite: 2414. Enrollment limited to WTAMU students. Functions and relations, limits of...

you have put a lot of time and effort into your studies and research. the time and effort required to apply is small in comparison. there are lots of schools out there that would be happy to have you. there are many, many people who have issues with those tests, and admissions committees know...