Will DSST Statisitics qualify as my 3 math credits if I want to apply them towards a TESC liberal studies BA?

Thanks!

Statistics is considered a math course at EC; I don't know if it is at TESC.

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Ridge

B.S. Technology - Excelsior - 0 Credits Left

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Well, TESC classifies it as math, but I don't "think" it counts as your math requirement. I have stats in my degree plan (under math) but I am also taking MAT105. Hummm, well, now that you mention it, I don't see why not since it has the alpha MAT. Good question! It's worth a call to your advisor. (my advisor "Mr. Speakerphone" scares me- I'll let you call)

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I just e-mail Thomas Edison my degree-related questions... they get back with me pretty quickly.

EC does count Statistics (MAT220) towards the requirement of 12 credits at or above the level of College Algebra.

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Ridge

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I wanted to correct my previous post. I went into my official evaluation of stats, and it is actually listed under natural sciences- not math! The alpha numeric is STA201. My BA eval is for liberal arts. Hope that helps.

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Arghhh

My Math requirement is all I have left for my Lib Studies BA from TESC, I was hoping that Stats would do it.

Ughhh...very unhappy.

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Well, if you feel that you can't CLEP out of math (I didn't think I could, I had never taken algebra in high school, just a pre-algebra class twenty-something years ago) I went ahead and enrolled in the TESC Math for Liberal Arts. It is MAT105. It counts, and it really is easy. Also, community colleges offer classes too. If you decide to do it, I'd be happy to pass along my text books to you when I'm finished.

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Jennifer
ALM, Psychology, Harvard University, in progress
AA & BA, Social Sciences, Thomas Edison State College, 2008
AOS, Culinary Arts, Culinary Institute of America, 1990

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Spoke to an advisor at TESC yesterday DSST Stats WILL count as the college level math requirement.