Programs Third bachelors degree so I can get a job :o

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The discussion revolves around an individual with two bachelor's degrees in philosophy and religious studies seeking to transition into mathematics or physics due to financial pressures and a lack of job prospects. They express interest in pursuing an online degree in mathematics, questioning the importance of the institution and the impact of attending community college on employability. Insights from others suggest that while mathematics may be more marketable than physics, engineering offers better job prospects overall. The individual is also considering how their educational background, including a GED and community college experience, might affect their future applications. Ultimately, they are looking for guidance on how to navigate their educational path and career options in math or physics.
  • #31
Ephesus said:
I have read Calculus by Spivak and understood it all.

I'm curious to know how long that took.
 
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  • #32
JasonRox said:
I'm curious to know how long that took.

there are universities that use spivak's book so assuming an intro to calc is 1 year, then it perhaps it took 1 year for him. But of course different people study at different speeds.
 

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