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So this is what I have worked out so far as the best plan for learning what I can outside of a Flight School/Similarly disciplined college.
I will/have been studying Rod Machado's Ground School in FS2002, and studying up on my Calculus and advanced algebra.
I will/have been doing this for about 4 hours a day. I really need to build my stamina for long studying hours up more:(
So after I complete the Ground School, and have a veerry elementary understanding of the groundwork, I'll expound on it by reading the various aviation handbooks and reference guides I have checked out.
And while reading that I'll start adding Physics and maybe Meteorology to my self assigned curriculum.
All this I suppose, will take me to the end of the year and hopefully by then I'll have more study resources at my disposal...And I also need to send out my application-ad-financial aid info to that Sandpoint Scholarship Flightschool ASAP.
Time to know what it means to be a book worm.
And I need to cut down my time on playing the Flightsimulator, it really eats it up.
I will/have been studying Rod Machado's Ground School in FS2002, and studying up on my Calculus and advanced algebra.
I will/have been doing this for about 4 hours a day. I really need to build my stamina for long studying hours up more:(
So after I complete the Ground School, and have a veerry elementary understanding of the groundwork, I'll expound on it by reading the various aviation handbooks and reference guides I have checked out.
And while reading that I'll start adding Physics and maybe Meteorology to my self assigned curriculum.
All this I suppose, will take me to the end of the year and hopefully by then I'll have more study resources at my disposal...And I also need to send out my application-ad-financial aid info to that Sandpoint Scholarship Flightschool ASAP.
Time to know what it means to be a book worm.
And I need to cut down my time on playing the Flightsimulator, it really eats it up.