I loved Math in highschool, then dropped out. So I took it my first year in college, then dropped out.

The problem with math is that, while you might remember
a2 + b2 = c2 (as in a-squared), learning calculus is like riding up a snowy hill on a bike—if you lose momentum you have to
start from the beginning.

So, here’s what I say—online classes. There’s more pressure to go straight through a book, instead of learning from a text like it’s a a bathroom-puzzle book. Even if you don’t get the degree, you will advance. And if you do decide to get the degree, voila, credits.

Of course, a PHD is another story. Researching the nuances of zero isn’t something that online schools would really cater to…

Overall, good luck and go for it!