New Sophia Courses: College Math and Chemistry

[dfrecore]

College Math transferred in as MAT-105 Applied Liberal Arts Mathematics for me

To TESU, right?

Yes

When TESU gave you credit for College Math as MAT-105........did it come in as an elective?  Or as Quantitative Literacy?

Math courses with a MAT-XXX course equivalency will always come in as Quantitative Lit unless you're getting a degree in something that requires a higher-level math (like, if you're getting a BSBA, MAT-105 would be a free elective because MAT-121 is required for the Quantitative Lit. space).

[Dosada]

College Math transferred in as MAT-105 Applied Liberal Arts Mathematics for me

To TESU, right?

Yes

When TESU gave you credit for College Math as MAT-105........did it come in as an elective?  Or as Quantitative Literacy?

Math courses with a MAT-XXX course equivalency will always come in as Quantitative Lit unless you're getting a degree in something that requires a higher-level math (like, if you're getting a BSBA, MAT-105 would be a free elective because MAT-121 is required for the Quantitative Lit. space).

I'm working on my ASBA degree and almost finished.  Just received an eval and MAT-105 came in as an elective.  Do I have to request it be moved to Quant. Lit?

[dfrecore]

To TESU, right?

Yes

When TESU gave you credit for College Math as MAT-105........did it come in as an elective?  Or as Quantitative Literacy?

Math courses with a MAT-XXX course equivalency will always come in as Quantitative Lit unless you're getting a degree in something that requires a higher-level math (like, if you're getting a BSBA, MAT-105 would be a free elective because MAT-121 is required for the Quantitative Lit. space).

I'm working on my ASBA degree and almost finished.  Just received an eval and MAT-105 came in as an elective.  Do I have to request it be moved to Quant. Lit?

They may have a specific requirement for the math requirement for that degree (and I don't know what it is).  So you should contact them to ask.

If they want MAT-119, I think that's where CMS Learn comes in.

[rachel83az]

I'll double-check in a bit, but I seem to remember that business degrees require Algebra, Stats, and now the course that CSM Learn counts for.

[dfrecore]

I'll double-check in a bit, but I seem to remember that business degrees require Algebra, Stats, and now the course that CSM Learn counts for.

This is for the ASBA rather than the BSBA (which does require the 3 courses you listed - and College Algebra IS required for the quantitative lit section).

[Dosada]

I'll double-check in a bit, but I seem to remember that business degrees require Algebra, Stats, and now the course that CSM Learn counts for.

This is for the ASBA rather than the BSBA (which does require the 3 courses you listed - and College Algebra IS required for the quantitative lit section).

Thanks all; just finished the CSM course.  Hopefully this will count for the Quant Lit ASBA requirement.  If not, I'll have to suck it up and do the Sophia Algebra class.

[Ares]

For anyone reading this confused on how Sophia's MATH1020: Introduction to College Mathematics transfers...

Excelsior: MAT 101 Math for Everyday Life (3 credits)
TESU: MAT-105 Applied Liberal Arts Mathematics (3 credits)
UMPI: MAT-1XX Math Elective (3 credits)

[Westslope Cutthroat]

Human Biology will definitely be faster than Chemistry for most people. Chem was fun. There are a few blatant errors but overall a pretty good introduction. I was planning to follow it up with Chem II at SDC, but I think I'm officially retired from Labster.