Can Self-Taught 9th Graders Excel in Undergraduate Physics and Math?

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In summary, self-taught 9th graders have a good chance of excelling in undergraduate physics and math, as long as they possess the necessary motivation, dedication, and resources. While traditional classroom instruction may provide a more structured learning environment, self-taught students have the advantage of being able to tailor their learning experience to their own needs and pace. With the abundance of online resources and self-study materials available, self-taught students have the opportunity to gain a deep understanding of these subjects and excel in their future academic pursuits. However, it is important to note that self-taught students may face challenges such as lack of guidance and support, and may need to work harder to fill any gaps in their knowledge.
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Chng
How did you find PF?
some of my friends recommended it to me
Hello everyone!

I am in 9th grade and I have strong interest in Physics.

I've taught myself some undergraduate physics and mathematics .( my English may be not so good because I'm from China and only know a little English, but i'll learn English harder than ever from now on lol)

I'm really happy to be a part of this community. :)
 
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Welcome to the forum. Your English is WAY better than our Chinese (for most of us)
 
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