How to learn how to program with a large budget?

[Boycot]

I have always had an interest in Computer Science, and have tried to pursue that for as long as I can. The problem with me though is that I cannot seem to stay focused with anything online, which is why I need to find a way to learn programming either in a summer program, a one-on-one online service, or something I can do during the school year.

Previously, I have taken two course through iD Tech at M.I.T on an Introduction to Java as well as a course at Alfred University on the subject as well.
Link to iD Tech: https://goo.gl/8dVsPf
Link to Alfred Course: https://goo.gl/BIqwVx

I live in the Binghamton, NY area. For the summer however I can travel just about anywhere in the U.S as my father is a pilot. For anything in-real-life my parents would be willing to pay for. It must be available for people of the age of 13 - 16.

 

[Nerm]

Seems legit

 

[Boycot]

Seems legit

Pretty sure you're being sarcastic but either way this is legit haha.

 

[Marth]

have you tried programming? Or are you just interested in pursuing it?

honestly if you can't focus online, maybe it isn't right for you. I always wanted to do comp science but after trying it for a week, i trashed the thought of it... way too boring. And this obviously is just me, others may have a different experience

you can always just take 1 on 1 lessons online, saves you money and time.

 

[Boycot]

have you tried programming? Or are you just interested in pursuing it?

honestly if you can't focus online, maybe it isn't right for you. I always wanted to do comp science but after trying it for a week, i trashed the thought of it... way too boring. And this obviously is just me, others may have a different experience

you can always just take 1 on 1 lessons online, saves you money and time.

I probably should have mentioned this already. I've taken a few courses at M.I.T for an introduction to programming as well as a summer program at Alfred University. I'm sure this is what I want to do.

 

[Jack]

SUNY Bing probably has more stuff you can do over the summer (or even during the year).

 

[kooldawgstar]

I know you said you cannot really focus online, but this Harvard playlist looks decent if you want to give it a shot.

I've watched that playlist before I definitely recommend it to anyone know has an interest in computer science.

 

[TrentS]

I have always had an interest in Computer Science, and have tried to pursue that for as long as I can. The problem with me though is that I cannot seem to stay focused with anything online, which is why I need to find a way to learn programming either in a summer program, a one-on-one online service, or something I can do during the school year.

Previously, I have taken two course through iD Tech at M.I.T on an Introduction to Java as well as a course at Alfred University on the subject as well.
Link to iD Tech: https://goo.gl/8dVsPf
Link to Alfred Course: https://goo.gl/BIqwVx

I live in the Binghamton, NY area. For the summer however I can travel just about anywhere in the U.S as my father is a pilot. For anything in-real-life my parents would be willing to pay for. It must be available for people of the age of 13 - 16.

Take AP COMPUTER science at your local community college