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I am not currently enrolled in any university (too costly for me at this time), but I would like to study as much as I can in various subjects (Advanced Mathematics, Psychology, Computer Programming and so on.) I'd like to find out the areas in which I am adept in case I decide to attend a university later on in life. This will prevent me from working towards an area that I may not be good at or a line of work that I ultimately find out I'm not interested in (both of which have happened to many people I know.)

Are there any universities that provide past curriculums and exams (with answers) online to be used as study guides?

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  • Do you or your acquaintances know any students? They probably have access to huge, unorganized cloud storage pools containing every kind of college/university test you could ever dream about!
    – ASA
    Feb 21, 2016 at 19:42

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MIT's Open Courseware project has a lot of material of this sort. Here is a link to the Course Finder, with courses organized by topic. The depth of the offering will vary from course to course. Some have only syllabi, others have complete video lectures, homework assignments, exams, solutions, etc. The coverage is quite broad and includes courses in all of the specific classes you have listed.

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Search for courses, you'll find lots of material. Common are (more of less polished) lecture notes, often you'll find homework (sometimes with answers), also exams.

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Coursera provides free courses in many different fields from University professors. They also offer you specialized programs and certificates when you complete them (certificates are not free, but not expensive either).

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