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Originally Posted by killer kitty
Hi studyhard!
Well, in high school I took all the way up to Precalculus, but I did HORRIBLE in that class (my teacher even admitted to me he would give me a "C" so he wouldn't have to deal with me, STG!) and not much better in Algebra or Geometry. Math could never keep my attention, I had zero interested in learning it, and of course I figured I would never need it and I would always have a calculator. Now I really wish I had just paid attention and studied!!! Boo to me.
I tried a couple of questions on the Instantcert college math section and I didn't know ANY of the answers. Is the college math CLEP mostly problem solving or are there a lot of math definitions? It seemed like the Instantcert cards for college math were more definitions than problems.
Thanks for your help!!
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I am sure that you won't want to be tortured for 12 weeks, but if you do, I took TESC's Math for Liberal Arts. It is MAT105 and would meet the math requirement for any degree except business. It really was very easy- minimal amount of homework and only up to basic basic algebra. (now, I say easy because I think others would call it easy- I had never taken algebra in high school- so for me it was a little uncomfortable) There was a tiny bit of consumer math and a tiny bit of graphing dots on a grid to make a picture
Seriously, you should consider it. The hardest part for me was squeaking out the $$$$ to buy the textbook! Ouch!
