Request for advice on how to catch up due to illness that kept me out of school

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The discussion centers on a student who missed junior-level Electromagnetism (E&M) and mechanics courses due to a semester absence, resulting in a setback in their academic timeline. The student is seeking equivalent courses at institutions in the Southeast, particularly in Florida and Georgia, to get back on track. Suggestions include exploring intensive summer programs that may offer these courses and emphasizing the importance of researching summer curricula at engineering schools immediately. This proactive approach could facilitate the transfer of credits and ensure timely registration.
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I was only out for a semester, but I missed junior E&M and mechanics. My school offers these courses in a two semester sequence at the same time, so I've effectively been set back by a year. I realize it's not the end of the world, but I would very much like to find equivalent courses at schools in the southeast so I could get back on track if at all possible. Any information regardings schedules at Florida or Georgia schools is greatly appreciated. I'm based at USF.
 
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Is there a possibility that you could get those courses covered in an intensive summer program somewhere? I'd recommend that you start researching summer curriculae of engineering schools NOW, so if there are transferable credits available, you'll have time to apply, register, etc. Time is short.
 
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