Is SNHU (online) actually as good of a college as it seems? I did two years at a traditional in-person university The University of La Verne to be specific Due to my work schedule, I switched to SNHU I found SNHU to be equally as rigorous but studying online required me to become a better self-learner
Just how rigorous is this program? : r CUBoulderMSCS - Reddit Still: my overall take is that it’s hard to justify a lower-ranked, less rigorous, and 3x more expensive program over a top-ranked, more rigorous, and 3x cheaper one And I’m saying this as someone who neither wants to live in Atlanta nor work for FAANG Just want to get my money’s worth and improve my career as much as possible
Rigorous Algebra II Precalculus textbook? : r learnmath - Reddit Rigorous Algebra II Precalculus textbook? I think the title says it all, I just want a rigorous approach to both Algebra 2 and Precalculus and even Trigonometry, because I'm tired of these modern textbooks which give you a theorem then 50 problems where you use this theorem without further thinking or creativity
Are there any rigorous Differential Equation textbook? : r math - Reddit Richard Simmons book isn't rigorous, but should be an improvement Similarly for Hirsch, Smale, and Devaney They are intended for undergrads and are more for computations and building intuition for the subject though
Is Georgia Tech more rigorous than most colleges? : r gatech - Reddit Yes It’s more rigorous My only first hand account is the difference between the classes I took at Georgia Tech and the classes I TAed at University of Illinois GT was more rigorous Also, at GTL, the classes were easier than regular GT classes The couple non-GT people at GTL remarked how challenging Tech classes were
whats a good book to learn rigorous mathematical logic? : r math - Reddit It depends on what area of mathematical logic you’re interested in These are my recs for Model theory, Set Theory, and Computability theory (I don’t know much about proof theory, sorry) The starred ones are particularly rigorous (imo) but may be difficult on a first read General multi area: A First Journey through Logic by Hils and Loeser
How legit is Acellus Academy? : r homeschool - Reddit It will give you a diploma and a transcript, but the content is not as rigorous and some students generally find it too conservative But I'm sure that if you put in the effort in SAT ACTs needed, get good extracurriculars, and find some good recommendation letters, you'll have a chance at an ivy league