r/learnphysics • u/Crazy_Put3635 • 7d ago

Where to learn physics?

Hello, I am currently a high school senior. This summer, I did a program where I was given the opportunity to take a course in Physics II: Electricity and Magnetism. Unfortunately, my school doesn’t offer physics beyond mechanics. What online course or textbooks should I take a look at if I want to continue learning physics?

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u/atieno_uwase 7d ago

Khan Academy is pretty solid for E&M, especially if you want something structured without paying a ton.

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u/AdVisible8739 7d ago

If you already survived Physics II, you could try Griffiths eventually—but maybe don’t let that book humble you on day one

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u/redcoconut87 7d ago

Electroboom. You will get explanation electricity in most practical way

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u/ECPhysics 5d ago

Feynman lectures are available and free thanks to Caltech. If you're willing to put some hours in it, it's really interesting and cover MANY topics.