What's a good online resource to learn college level mathematics and geometry?

[Bubbles45]

[NathanDavis]

I would recommend you both... of what everyone already said

the Khan Academy org site, you should check that one first because it's already structured by grades and levels, so it would be a great idea if you go through it from the start and then keep going as a diagnosis and to know where you already stand...

and then from there, you can go to many YouTube channels for the very specific subjects you're having a particular issue with, most of the times is just a matter of how it is explained... and this is where YouTube can be quite useful, as you can find many different teachers and other students that might approach the subject in a way that will be easier for you to relate to or understand it

[Jabberjaw]

Khan Academy

One of the only reasons I passed Fluid Mechanics in college. Quality content and free

[Jabberjaw]

I specifically use this as a resource for extra practice on fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, and Integrals. All high-level math and sciences

If you already have algebra under your belt and some geometry I would actually recommend going to the Khan Academy and doing calculus first because it is SO useful.

Calculus will make all other math classes that you take after it substantially easier and it's very simple. You will learn a lot just taking calculus.

After that taking integrals is a good idea, because it has a lot of reverse information that you learned in calculus and will also help you apply knowledge to all other math and sciences

Literally if you know calculus, you can take the formula for the circumference of a circle and use it to create the formula for the area of a circle, the volume of a sphere and so much more.

You won't have to memorize a bunch of formulas because they show you a simple process on how all of it comes together so you'll be able to move in and out of individual facets of math just by understanding these calculus principles. I can't praise it enough

[Kayla45]

Pretty much what the others said, YouTube is a very valuable resource and you can learn lots of things from it for free.

[SecretsofKB]

YouTube is great! Got me through a lot of pre-reqs in college. Chegg was good back then too.

[bigpauly]

I’d agree with the others who said YouTube. My favorite thing about it is the variety of instructors you can find there. There is bound to be someone who teaches the material in a way that clicks with you.

[MTC29]

I'm an engineer and honestly, You Tube has some great tutorials.

[Deathraider]

I mean it depends. What exactly are you planning to do with maths? Because you can’t quite understand math without going through and doing the proofs yourself.

[OnTheLevel]

Try Kahn Academy. It's great for a ton of different subjects. It makes complex concepts very relatable and understandable.

[shortster]

A math tutor is a good idea. Most colleges offer them for free.

[TenkRealist]

YouTube based on topic?

[AsheSky]

Khan Academy is great

[zeitgeist057]

came here to say this

[normalice]

YouTube is probably fine.

[The_Naughty_Guy]

YouTube. You can learn everything there

[Crepe_tart]

khan academy

[zeitgeist057]

I agree, though more people are saying YouTube, khan academy is set up specifically for learning with examples. Youtube might be good if you want another perspective or to learn something khan academy doesn't offer.

[Crepe_tart]

Of course, youtube is cool too. There's so many good professors in it and some of mine make vids in it too. I just didn't want to repeat the same answer. The more sources to study you have, the better.

[Anonymous]

khan academy is the best.

[Straight2thepoint]

Honestly utube