[tet68]

try to do at least one problem a day, or a dozen if there is time, or even more when the problems are really simple. You will find you can handle numbers a lot better as you work the problems. Then get a good, thick analytical geometry and calculus book and repeat. Every problem in the book. That will pretty much do it. Then DiffEq, real analysis, linear, complex analysis, will take some work but won't be all that bad. Statistics will still be highly annoying. Then, you're done and can get into Riemannian space and cosmology if you like.


So all that math will make you a better cosmetologist?

[RightWhale]

Actually, I have noticed that people who advance themselves extensively in mathematics prefer neat work over neat appearance.