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I loved last year being able to take university courses online. I knocked out analysis, topology, and quantum mechanics as a non matriculated student. I'd had those books for years but never could get through them alone. (The main thing being, you really don't have anything to gague whether you know it well enough or not).

I really wish there was more opportunity for that. I'd love to take a few more classes, mostly in pure math, but there's simply nothing on offer for remote study past the 200ish level. (There are some remote masters programs in applied math, but nothing for pure).

I don't think I'd enjoy doing a PhD full-time. One or two classes per semester while working seems just about right. But the closest university is an hour away, so in-person isn't a realistic option.



Texas AM has a program that gets somewhat close though it definitely has a computational focus. Here's a list of their recently offered courses: https://www.math.tamu.edu/graduate/distance/openletter.html


Where did you take your classes?


University of Washington




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