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RubinLicht
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I am currently in 11th grade and will, by the end of the year, complete calculus I II and III, as well as linear algebra. The rigor of these programs at my school is, from my point of view, hardly satisfying, though I haven't had issues with it yet. (we use the stewart book, and anton for linear algebra) Next year, i have the choice of taking an honors track for an integrated linear algebra and multivariate calculus course at UCSD since i live so close by, they use the Hubbard and Hubbard book. Here are my choices:
1) take at UCSD
2) self study (then instead of taking free periods i would actually have to take more periods so that colleges don't think I am slacking off, but it is doable, i am learning from purcell, resnick, and kleppner by myself, i do not think math would be that much harder)
3) put it off until college and spend all my time cramming physics for physics olympiad next year.
Thanks for your time
1) take at UCSD
2) self study (then instead of taking free periods i would actually have to take more periods so that colleges don't think I am slacking off, but it is doable, i am learning from purcell, resnick, and kleppner by myself, i do not think math would be that much harder)
3) put it off until college and spend all my time cramming physics for physics olympiad next year.
Thanks for your time