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Originally Posted by jason
Yep, I'm going for the B.S. in Liberal Studies. I agree, I can't see how Intermediate Algebra would not cover the requirement. At the community college where I took all my math courses there wasn't a course entitled 'College Algebra' or 'College Math'; the next math course in the series was PreCal.
I really hope they will refund my enrollment fee (for MAT 113) should it turn out that Intermediate Algebra covers the requirement. I went ahead and enrolled since tuition reimbursement (I'm a reservist on active duty right now) will cover the cost.
I'm really stumped how I can have so many credits (~96 throught the Air Force, ~60 through various colleges and universities, and 9 through testing) but still need 9 lower division credits. I suppose I should contact an advisor and try to get that resolved as well.
Many thanks for your help.
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when I got mine for Liberal Studies they said I had 98 units but still needed 15 lower division and 21 upper. My Elementary Algebra was considered quantitative class, so I fulfilled it. Best to call
888-647-2388 press 1,3,2,1 at greeting and if possible ask to speak with Tamara. She seems to be the most patient as I've asked her so many of the same questions.
I'm almost thinking they changed the requirement if they are not accepting it. If the math was not completed long ago, you should try taking the College Mathematics CLEP. It would be much easier for you, plus it's 6 units. Again, you need to get with the advisor before you do this. Myself, it's been such a long time that I'm doing my math all over again because I got a "C" on the math course and I plan to take Statistics and decided to switch over to B.S. in General Business.