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When someone prefer to study alone, on his own, without school, I am tempted to use "self-student". But this word apparently doesnt exist. Is there better way how to express this in one word?

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I wish to express that someone is good self-student. For example "Peter is a good self-student"

When someone prefer to study alone, on his own, without school, I am tempted to use "self-student". But this word apparently doesnt exist. Is there better way how to express this in one word?

When someone prefer to study alone, on his own, without school, I am tempted to use "self-student". But this word apparently doesnt exist. Is there better way how to express this in one word?

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I wish to express that someone is good self-student. For example "Peter is a good self-student"

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Word for expressing when someone study alone

When someone prefer to study alone, on his own, without school, I am tempted to use "self-student". But this word apparently doesnt exist. Is there better way how to express this in one word?