[ SECRET POST #5857 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5857 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

You can do it now! Sign up for distance learning. It’s harder because you have to really discipline yourself and you’re going to be the main one teaching yourself but it’s also really good for a strong foundation.

Most accredited colleges with distance learning include a set number of hours for TutorMe so you can use those for your math classes.

You can also check locally before even starting math classes for a tutor that is willing to provide remedial instruction for adults returning to college. I am in a small town but there is a large-ish city nearby with a university and I had like fifteen tutors to choose from just for math. Having off the record, private instruction before starting school was perfect for me. My struggles won’t impact my GPA and therefore my funding (tutoring is more affordable than college) and I wasn’t embarrassed or humiliated for not knowing stuff. My tutors all know up front that I have big gaps in knowledge either because I’ve forgotten over the years or didn’t learn it in the first place. I’m just receiving math tutoring now in preparation for my first math course next term. We’re doing it Billy Madison style because I went off the rails with math starting in 3rd grade and then just got worse as school dragged on.