Leonardo da Vinci
Curiosity led him across art, anatomy, engineering and nature.
Your education should not be limited by where you started, your age, your circumstances, or whether you followed a traditional academic path.
History is filled with extraordinary people whose education extended far beyond the classroom.
Curiosity led him across art, anatomy, engineering and nature.
A bookbinder with little formal education, he transformed our understanding of electricity and magnetism.
Self-educated through reading, he rose from the frontier to the presidency.
With little conventional schooling, he learned through experimentation and the willingness to try again.
He brought mathematics, physics, imagination and engineering together to help shape the modern world.
Each morning, you receive a personalized email—“Good morning, Matthew! Your learning plan for today is ready.” One click opens your Daily Planner, with lessons, exercises, projects and goals selected for where you are in your learning journey.
Check off your work as you complete it. Your progress is saved to your master learning record and helps shape what comes next. Master something quickly? Move forward. Need more time? Your next plan adjusts.
Prefer paper? Print your Daily Planner and work from it, then update your progress in the portal.
What you accomplish today helps determine what you learn tomorrow.
There is no reason every person should learn the same subject at the same speed. If you understand something, move forward. If you need more time, take it. Polymath Studies is designed to build the learning path around the learner—not force the learner into an arbitrary schedule.