I sent you a text message.
I can't attend university due to personal complications and family business, but I am still independently following a university curriculum on computer science/physics/neuroscience and much more. I can commit full-time if that is your primary concern.
Let me know.
I am down to some level of tagging along and learning together, but not a full commitment. You probably want to find someone that can make a stronger commitment as an actual study partner.
I am a year 3 student (which means I may already know some of the stuff, and that I have other courses) and timezones likely suck (UTC+8 here). We can discuss on discord @papetoast if you like.
I'm a new undergraduate student essentially taking a gap year(it's complicated). I'm looking for someone that would be interested in studying various fields of science and mathematics with me. I've taken through Calculus 2, know how to program in Python, and know a smattering about mechanics/probability/statistics/biology(though probably more at an introductory undergraduate level if that)
The curriculum would probably roughly follow John S Wentworth's study guide, although of course any deviations based on curiosity or interest would certainly be welcome.
I'm thinking of having weekly video calls to discuss/dissolve confusions/set goals for next time as well as time tracking with Toggl, and maybe body doubling study sessions if they're helpful?
Let me know if you're interested, and we can set up a time to meet!