What is the general Math Hierarchy?

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I've actually gotten no consistent answers for this yet, everyone I've asked in person switches different subjects out, or skips some entirely.

I will have about 4 hours per day, every single day of the week Mon-Sun, where I can read and learn or rather (Re-Learn) Basic and Advanced Mathematics. Further, I will have a few hours every night where I can study and practice as well.

My question is, what is the actual hierarchy of mathematics? What steps would people walk up, to eventually understand physics problems?
As I stated earlier, I have received no consistent answers yet, nobody seems to really know which order this all goes, so is this the right Hierarchy?
>Addition & Subtraction
>Multiplication & Division
>Fractions & Rules
>Algebra I & II
>Geometry
>Trigonometry
>Pre Calculus
>Calculus I & II
>Physics

Is this correct math anons? Would something else come before physics, and what would come after physics? Thanks anons