u/Numerous_Deal_9804

What things have you learned along the way you wish you knew all those years ago? What would you recommend your past self to do in order to get started the fastest? What are the best resources and methods to utilize that you would share?

What things have you learned along the way you wish you knew all those years ago? What would you recommend your past self to do in order to get started the fastest? What are the best resources and methods to utilize that you would share?

What things have you learned along the way you wish you knew all those years ago? What would you recommend your past self to do in order to get started the fastest? What are the best resources and methods to utilize that you would share?

I'm in a weird situation and have no perspective of college life so please pardon my ignorance. I just graduated highschool.

I have completed Calc 1 pretty easily, taken Calc 2 at a non-accredited school (so I'd have to re-learn vectors and series since it's been a while, but afaik I don't need them right away so I can do that at the same time too.)

I want to get ahead before college, and was considering signing up for Multivariable Calc, Differential Equations, and Linear Algebra. Some teachers at my school have told me that they all share a generic pre-req of Calc 2, so I could do it all concurrently.

I know how hard the courseload is, but I feel like it would be worth it to get ahead in college. I'm mostly worried about the re-learning Calc 2 part. Does anyone have any input?