I want to take linear algebra online this summer. Does anyone have any recommendations regarding where I should take it?
if you don’t need credits, mit ocw is probably the most rigorous and also free. i’ll give you more suggestions if you watch anime. since you swim and you’re a girl, there’s a swimming anime with a lot of half naked guys (recommendation based on a very general stereotype (parentheses included so people won’t get super offended and start calling me super sexist and anti-lgbtq or stuff (i’m scared of very sensitive people (actually just watch the anime i’m in))))
You can take it through the Johns Hopkins CTYOnline program; I’m taking Honors Precalc through this right now
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Post #1: What the heck???
Free!
LOL @RinTohsaka
I suggest you just take analysis.
yep, that’s a t r o l l
[Dat first post tho](Linear Algebra? - #2 by RinTohsaka - High School Life - College Confidential Forums)
Anyways, here’s what you should consider first:
Do you need it for credit? You might want it for credit if you want to show colleges you’re going above and beyond in math classes. If you’re just curious, then I would suggest not taking it for credit. MIT OCW would be a great place to start, and I would say to get a supplementary book to go with it since Linear Algebra is kind of hazy sometimes (or rather very hand-wavy). Having a supplementary resource would be good for when you get stuck and you feel like you have no one to go to.
At this point, it’s really too late to take anything online for the summer since most schools that I know of only offer Linear Algebra summer 1. I could be wrong, but it’s highly likely that’s the case.