Is it possible to sit undergrad math exams for a degree independently?
I'm a compsci grad that wants to improve my maths skills, I'm doing this independently without following any kind of course but I wondered if it is possible to take an undergrad degree without the overhead of attending a university?
I know people who are currently sitting exams for a computer science degree - they don't attend a university instead they pay about £100 per exam and get a degree at the end of it.
It would be great if this would be possible as I see zero point paying for all the lectures - when I did my computer science degree all the resources and support I was given could be found online anyway and we got no one on one help. I just sat exams and did coursework. No really unique teaching offered from the course.
I know people who are currently sitting exams for a computer science degree - they don't attend a university instead they pay about £100 per exam and get a degree at the end of it.
It would be great if this would be possible as I see zero point paying for all the lectures - when I did my computer science degree all the resources and support I was given could be found online anyway and we got no one on one help. I just sat exams and did coursework. No really unique teaching offered from the course.
The only thing you can do is contact the university. I doubt they will do this though.
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