/sci/ - Science & Math

>>14574264
>Can I get a PhD via homeschooling?
You used to be able to and you still would if the education wasn't such a big motherfucking business (yet it's not enterpreneurs who are to blame, it's always the governments (or rather the government, the world government (the cabal)))

>>14574264
in my country at least you can get up to a masters
PhD i'm not sure, because there exist stricter entry requirements than a distance education and its mostly available for non-stem courses and mostly bullshit ones like fashion and shit

If you're not aware, PhD is granted by institution these days after a long rigorous interaction between the student and his supervisor. If you were able to do that home, how will the academia survive?
In fact PhD is nothing, just some shitty thing that unis present as "achievement", then everyone else agrees because appeal to authority

Imagine being an antivax midwit

>>14574627
Imagine not being able to explain why only 40% of the excess deaths during the pandemic period were "with covid".

>>14574958

>>14574264
>How far can homeschooling be taken? Can I get a PhD via homeschooling? Or maybe an MD would be a more lucrative choice

Yes

>>14574627
imagine being a vaxcattle midwit

>>14576677

>>14576687
How can people be this dumb?
That's intended as a serious question.

>>14576705

Just start your own college, OP. Might have to get creative on the accreditation.

>can I get a PhD via home schooling maybe an MD
No you can't get a degree from home schooling

However maybe you mean the skills and not the degree itself. Maybe? Depends? Some how if you are a NEET let's say and you have years of free time to study yet money to buy equipment for whatever. While also being a NEET that is diligent enough to study. When i mean study, studying is not reading books. Its participating and actually putting the work in to understand and remember the topics.

Self study is a meme. 95% of the population is in capable of it and if you could you wouldn't be here and you would not asking retarded questions. I got my bachelor's on the cheap paid it off in a year and now my company is paying for my masters while I take it. If you were smart enough you could do this but instead you are asking retarded questions.
If you get a PhD it would also be free as you will just be a TA or whatever PhD students do to get degrees while not paying any money.

>>14578140
>big brags
>no proof
aka lies

>>14577795
it retared how idiots screech and fight to get handicapped parking permits just because they want to feel like they're "special" (AKA retarded), the same bulllshit artists all also want to be considered "special" for their mental illness (AKA retardation) diagnosis that they all chase too.
mental illness = low IQ
why do people want to be formally identified as low IQ? its irrational

>>14579450
I don't know what you want me to prove anon. Jobs pay for your college? Or I paid it off in a year. I got a job near my parents house and for the first lived with them before I found an apartment.

>>14581213
>big brags
>no proof
>demands to be believed anyway
where'd you get the sense that you're entitled to make big brags, provide no proof and be trusted?

>>14582504
What do you want me to prove OP

>>14574958
Surmortality of every illness or condition induced by hopitals being overloaded you retard

>>14574264
What do you mean exactly by homeschooling? That term usually refers to children's primary and secondary ed.
I'll assume you just mean studying online rather than physically attending a university.
You can certainly get a bachelor's this way (though you need to be careful since only a handful of legitimate and accredited places offer it, vs a ton of diploma mills). Online taught masters are actually more common- lots of places offer distance postgrad but not undergrad.

I'm not aware of any institutions that currently offer online research degrees (like PhDs). In theory I imagine it could be done for compatible subject areas (where everything is theoretical rather than requiring physical experiments), and anyone who did their PhD during covid probably got a taste of what this would be like.
You certainly can't get a medical degree without substantial experience interacting with real patients.

>>14579450
>>14579450
You're retarded, what he's saying is very common. Almost all PhDs have funding (so they are technically free, but you're really paying with your TA stuff and research). If you get a bachelors in something decent and go even say, $50k in debt, you can pay that in like two years living at home working at walmart.

>>14574264
>Diploma from University of American Samoa

>>14582745
are you trying to make a racist joke about samoans?