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Does anyone know of a decent regional accredited online college math class or exam that is not to difficult for non-math geniuses like me? All I need is a college math or stat class. I do not know if my school will accept PFC Tech Math or that otherone for 19.95 a month. PFC is DETC only and not a regional accredited college, so they are out. Ohio University has consumer math 109, but it is not high enough for my school. I am finishing up my CCAF and need only a 3 unit college math class or clep/dsst in algebra or college math125 or intro to stats?
Any guidence or help would be very welcome!
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LSU Independent Study has a few math courses you can take - $241. I don't know what your budget is.
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Do you have any idea if they are difficult? I do like the class price, I am taking Math125 right now with AMU online and it is knid of difficult 5 quizzes and 1 final with a proctor. My training LT is allowed to proctor my final, but I completed 2 quizzes already with a 71% and 60%( I did not show my work on half of the questions and got dinged hard).
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Like Iceman, I myself just need a Math. Intermediate or higher, or STATS.
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iceman Wrote:Do you have any idea if they are difficult? I do like the class price, I am taking Math125 right now with AMU online and it is knid of difficult 5 quizzes and 1 final with a proctor. My training LT is allowed to proctor my final, but I completed 2 quizzes already with a 71% and 60%( I did not show my work on half of the questions and got dinged hard).
From what I have heard, I don't think any of the LSU independant study courses have proctored exams. They seem relatively easy...no experience with them, that is just what I have read...
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LSU courses do have proctored exams. I took a couple of History courses and had a fair amount of work.
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