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From the usual test-out places, what constitutes "Higher Level Math above College Algebra"? Are there any courses short of calc and physics that will fill this slot at TESU? Thanks!
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At TESU, ALEKS Trigonometry (NOT College Algebra with Trig) or Precalculus would fulfill that requirement.
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Great, thanks! Would that apply to courses from SL also?
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Straighterline Precalculus will work.
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CLEP has Precalc as well.
Physics will not fulfill any math credits, that's science.
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I'd do ALEKS Precalc , I found it to be easier then the College Algebra course. You can probably save a lot of time doing it this way. Just my 2 cents
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Thanks guys! Will get an evaluation soon to start planning this out.
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Ok, so I have completed ALEKS Intermediate Algebra, a math 104 "Intro to Technical Mathematics"(at a community college), that means I can now do pre-cal and a stat course to fulfill the BSBA CIS requirements at TESU?
1-Intro to Tech Math (mix of geometry, trig, algebra, etc) (B&M C.C.)
2-Intermediate Algebra (aleks)
and can now do one of the following plus stats (I'm thinking statistics might be easier elsewhere...?)
1-ALEKS Precal
2-ALEKS College Algebra
3-ALEKS Trig
Is my thinking correct? It looks like intermediate algebra will be extra and pointless credits.
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Math courses fill other spots, not just math. You can put them in Gen Ed or Understanding the Physical and Natural World if im not mistaken. I am trying to pile on math courses as it is one of my stronger subjects.
If I was you I'd do Precalc and Stats through ALEKS. You wont beat the price anywhere else
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Thanks guys.
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