Opinions on at home Greek study

Hello all. First I apologize if this has been addressed before, but I did not see it with the search button. I was hoping to get your opinions on learning Greek at home through online resources. I know that ideally one should attend Bible college or seminary for this but frankly that is not an option right now. I saw a website “free Greek for all” that has both video and written studies Which they state would allow a person to read 90% of the Greek New Testament without study aid. What I saw appeared similar to the Mounces books I had in Bible college at least the written portion. Do you think this is a viable option for someone with limited resources and time or should I just stick to concordances and dictionary as I have been?
Also, if self study is not totally out of the question and you know of any free resources, seminary courses (free), that you feel would be a better use of my time and sufficient to at least get me started I would appreciate it.

 

Thank you both. It seems beneficial to me especially for my limited purposes. Sometimes I see threads that would almost seem to discourage the pursuit unless a certain curriculum or set amount of college/seminary hours are able to be obtained. Proficiency can be hard to determine depending on what standard you use but I am not wanting to retranslate the Word. I just want to see those “nuances” that I hear about so often and maybe read it aloud for a sense of what what it might have just sounded like to the original hearers. Thank you for the encouragement.

 

Hello Mikey. Thank you for taking the time to get the links on here. I do like the structure of a classroom setting so I will definitely be checking these out.

 

Thank you for your suggestions Van. I have an exhaustive concordance. I was just looking at a reverse interlinear this weekend and am going to save up for it. I do use the blue letter Bible so I am glad to know someone else who is getting the benefit of that program.

 

Thanks Piper. I had wondered about early formal training and building on that foundation on my own. I have thought that it would be good to get that immediate feedback from formal training but it is good to know that someone with that background thinks it is possible to begin this way. I appreciate that you added “if you are self disciplined”. I trust I will be when I take the step to sign up. I tend to do better when it is something I really want to do. Definitely leaning towards the programs Mikey linked.