Schools Astrophysics during Summer Vacations and Freshman College

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The discussion centers on seeking guidance for self-studying Astronomy and Astrophysics due to the lack of formal courses at the user's upcoming university. The user is looking for resources, such as video lectures and study materials, to utilize their summer vacation effectively. They request a structured learning path to follow in order to pursue a career as an Astrophysicist. The user expresses gratitude for any expert advice and suggests transferring the thread to a more relevant section for better visibility.
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Hi,

I am currently enjoying my vacations and joining my UG course late this July. The institute I am joining doesn't offer any Astronomy and Astrophysics course but I am pretty much interested in it.

So, I want some guidance and materials on how to start Astronomy and Astrophysics self study as I want to take advantage of my summer vacations and then some guidance on pursuing it on my own in the college. Any video lectures etc. would be of great use. Kindly, show me the path too on how to become an Astrophysicist: I mean what are things and the order in which they should be learnt?

Thank You. :)
 
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