I decided that I wanted to go to university in my late 20's. I want to apply for a health sciences degree course, but I need to complete a few science-based GCSE's/A-Levels first, as I did not study science while at school. Before enrolling on any GCSE's/A-Levels, I wanted to do a course in maths which would prepare me for any mathematics in chemistry or biology courses. I had a few options, but I found the course offered by OfCourse to be the most in-depth in terms of module content. Okay, the course isn't externally accredited (i'll get a certificate if achievement) but that's not important to me because I already have a maths qualification at a higher level and I just wanted to use the course as a thorough reminded. The maths course by OfCourse is absolutely fantastic. It's video based and the presenter is just amazing. Within the first few units, i've already learned things which I was never properly taught, or never fully understood, at school. Good value for money too. I paid £149 which gave me access to hours and hours of video footage. I could have gone onto YouTube and watched some free tutorials but nothing compared to how good the presenter/tutor is in the OfCourse videos. Unlimited access to the course as well, which is good, because it means I don't feel rushed to finish the course and I can really digest the material and take the final test only when I feel ready. Getting a certificate at the end, albeit a certificate which isn't recognised by a particular accrediting body, is still a motivating factor. Plus, it cannot be understated how wonderfully detailed and well-taught my maths course is. I feel far more confident knowing that i'll be better able to grasp mathematical concepts on my first chemistry/biology course and I won't spend time panicking "I forgot how to do that!" Thanks of course!