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Here's how I proceeded in Mathematics. I was a Biology major with a minor in Chemistry:

Geometry
Algebra
Algebra II
Trigonometry
Pre Calculus
Calculus I
Calculus II
Linear Algebra
Calculus III

All can be learned at the Kahn Academy.
And you can find problems online.

We already have a math thread.
I study chemical engineering, so I have the luck of going through a somewhat decent education in mathematics. So our focus lays in linear algebra, differential equations, fourier, laplace etc. I don't know how this will help you if you want a more allround education in math

4/sci/ has a good list if you want to learn about math like an autodictat
https://4chan-science.fandom.com/wiki/Mathematics

>>6065
Didn't know about the math thread, thanks. >>6064 I appreciate your advice about Khan Academy, too.

>>6063
3Blue1Brown is worth watching

https://www.youtube.com/c/3blue1brown/videos

Serge Lang and Professor Leonard

I recommend studying this. It is geometry for high school students with a focus on proofs and reasoning. Do all the exercises, they can be frustrating but are very satisfying to solve. This should give you a very solid foundation of mathematical thinking. Calculations can be drilled but this is the real shit.

All math past middle school is over glorified algebra

> Analytical Math
Solve Physics problems, progress up to like Goldstein mechanics (or the equivalent grad textbook for what you are interested in)
> Theoretical Math
Number theory into a modern cryptography book

Anything else is toy problems not worth solving