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Is it possible and realistic to learn math at high levels outside of school? And if so, what resources should I use? As a high school student, I really don't think the curriculum is fast enough for me.
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Of course, I've done that all the time. The key point is to enjoy what you're doing. Then it will all become easy.
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One of my most interesting studies was with the book "Calculus: Early Transcendentals" from James Stewart. Pretty interesting.
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For calculus and linear algebra, Khan Academy with 3Blue1Brown would be good as as an introduction.
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If you like, you could go into Competition math, and see if you can get into the Olympic stream. It’s always good fun and your learning of math significantly improves.
