I want to go into STEM but have little to no math knowledge. I believe that I could pick it up if I put in the effort but just never have. I always got good grades without ever putting in any effort until I started doing trigonometry. I remember being fine at it until it started getting complicated. Then when functions came into play I basically went absolute retard mode. Oh yeah and also that shit where you move the equation to the other side of the equals sign and then add a zero or some shit. I get you probably learned this stuff when you were 9 but I was taught it at 14 and didn't apprehend any of it

Someone pls make me a curriculum to make myself knowledgeable enough to pass pretty much any STEM entrance exam at any top university. My foundation in mathematics started crumbling at a pretty early age so I need to pick up where I left off