sahmgeek
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Hello,
I have a question that may already be covered in this thread but I have not read all 185 pages. If my question has been addressed, could someone kindly direct me to the correct page(s)?
I am seeking advice on a receiving a math degree (e.g. Master's + Secondary Ed certification) however I have very little formal math training beyond high school. I'm one of those horribly misguided individuals with a social science/philosophy degree who thinks they can walk into the world of math/science with foolish confidence

Perhaps a little personal information about me would help you formulate your response. I'm 35, stay home with my 2 very young children and would most likely need to go back to school part-time. I might have some time during the day to work on math, but most of my free time would occur in the evening, 8pm and later. I am concerned that this isn't enough free time to really study this subject. I am not very concerned about my intellectual capabilities, but with my time constraints perhaps this is an unrealistic goal given the rigorous nature of math. I do, however, like the idea of studying math for it's own sake, even if the end result is purely for personal gain.
Thank you for any feedback relating to this post.
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