That is, if you've already decided you want those things. If not, then don't.
@ceo_of_monoeye_dating @Kerosene @Svantovit
That killed all of my chance at Uni, since 1/2 of all subjects were math related, and it was assumed, that I understood the math proof language.
Well, I didn't. You cannot learn that shit in 5 months, especially while sleep deprived and with hands full of other problems, and after 1 semester, I failed about 1/2 of my classes.
So, I had no chance of recovering from that. I got in without exams based on my math skill btw 
@ceo_of_monoeye_dating @Kerosene @Svantovit
It was one of the best schools in the state.
And differential equasions were mostly covered in high school. But the problem simply was, that the jump between high school math perfection, and what was assumed to be uni baseline was insane.
It was advertised as churning out the best product because it is a burnout school. MIT is the same way - that doesn't make it a good school.
A normal state university starts you out a little slower.
@ceo_of_monoeye_dating @Kerosene @Svantovit
To be fair, I moved to another uni later, and I can totally say, that I learned in 1 year there more, then in the 5 following years in the 2nd one.
@ceo_of_monoeye_dating @Kerosene @Svantovit
100% worth the 6 months of burnout :D
