Order of courses for self-learning?

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Hi there!

My name is Andrew, and I am currently a high school junior. I aspire pursue a doctorate degree in Theoretical Physics, specializing in Quantum Physics for thesis, and hopefully becoming a researcher in the field.

My small dilemma is that schools become awfully tiresome, and the curriculum my school has set up doesn't teach me as much as I want to truly know, so I've taken up self-learning on the side. I really want to start learning more as soon as possible, because I've truly grown a very deep devotions for the subject.

Would you happen to know the order in which classes are taught in college — or better yet, the order in which a dedicated individual should learn the subjects (Mechanics, then Electrodynamics, Optics, etc.)?

Thank you!
 
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