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ASNSM Math - lillingworth - 08-17-2020 Does anyone have recommendations for math credits? I've heard SDC is really not the place for math. Also, I have no idea what branch of math I would take next. Discrete Math? A higher level math than what I've done now? I'm a bit lost. It looks like I'm pretty close to an associates in Math so I'd like to try for that if I can. I know a lot of you feel that associates degrees are useless but I'm doing it for immigration purposes. I'm also finishing a BA so I'm hoping this won't really cost much extra. (who knows, if I do well with the remaining math classes maybe I'll switch from BALS to BAMath) [attachment=3217][attachment=3216][attachment=3215] RE: ASNSM Math - bjcheung77 - 08-17-2020 Here is my recommendation - The cheapest/easiest/fastest would be InstantCertCredit College Algebra at $20/month and also CSM Learn course at $39. You're missing a screenshot of the Calculus 1 requirement, if you have finished it - great, if not, simply take it at Study.com as it will give you 6 credits towards TESU just in case something is missing. Now, having said that, if you need to enrol at TESU, you can take the Math 105 Liberal Arts TECEP for $150 but that's expensive compared to $70 at Study.com. If you are close to a CLEP test center and don't mind testing, then you can go for the CLEPS for College Math, College Algebra, and Calculus I. RE: ASNSM Math - ROYISAGIRL - 08-17-2020 (08-17-2020, 11:22 PM)lillingworth Wrote: Does anyone have recommendations for math credits? I've heard SDC is really not the place for math. Also, I have no idea what branch of math I would take next. Discrete Math? A higher level math than what I've done now? I'm a bit lost.Hmm? Why didn't your Math-115 fill the quantitative spot? It even says Math-115. Like BJ said taking CSMLearn id a great option. It comes in as Quantitative literacy which falls in the elective spot. Maybe they can put it there instead of your Math'115? Sent from my SM-G981V using DegreeForum.net mobile app RE: ASNSM Math - lillingworth - 08-17-2020 (08-17-2020, 11:46 PM)ROYISAGIRL Wrote:(08-17-2020, 11:22 PM)lillingworth Wrote: Does anyone have recommendations for math credits? I've heard SDC is really not the place for math. Also, I have no idea what branch of math I would take next. Discrete Math? A higher level math than what I've done now? I'm a bit lost.Hmm? Why didn't your Math-115 fill the quantitative spot? It even says Math-115. Right?! I noticed that too. I can probably just shoot them an email and get it fixed but then I don't know what else I can take. RE: ASNSM Math - bjcheung77 - 08-17-2020 The reason it didn't go into the Quantitative Spot is because the courses go into the AOS electives first, then general education, lastly free electives. RE: ASNSM Math - ROYISAGIRL - 08-17-2020 (08-17-2020, 11:52 PM)bjcheung77 Wrote: The reason it didn't go into the Quantitative Spot is because the courses go into the AOS electives first, then general education, lastly free electives.Hmm I've never noticed that. Thanks ![]() Sent from my SM-G981V using DegreeForum.net mobile app (08-17-2020, 11:50 PM)lillingworth Wrote:CSM learn it'll fit in that spot.(08-17-2020, 11:46 PM)ROYISAGIRL Wrote:(08-17-2020, 11:22 PM)lillingworth Wrote: Does anyone have recommendations for math credits? I've heard SDC is really not the place for math. Also, I have no idea what branch of math I would take next. Discrete Math? A higher level math than what I've done now? I'm a bit lost.Hmm? Why didn't your Math-115 fill the quantitative spot? It even says Math-115. Sent from my SM-G981V using DegreeForum.net mobile app RE: ASNSM Math - Cofffeee - 08-17-2020 Is there any way to get UL math courses through alternative providers? I am planning to combine BACS and Math. Just wonder if i can test out of math courses RE: ASNSM Math - lillingworth - 08-17-2020 (08-17-2020, 11:45 PM)bjcheung77 Wrote: Here is my recommendation - The cheapest/easiest/fastest would be InstantCertCredit College Algebra at $20/month and also CSM Learn course at $39. You're missing a screenshot of the Calculus 1 requirement, if you have finished it - great, if not, simply take it at Study.com as it will give you 6 credits towards TESU just in case something is missing. Now, having said that, if you need to enrol at TESU, you can take the Math 105 Liberal Arts TECEP for $150 but that's expensive compared to $70 at Study.com. If you are close to a CLEP test center and don't mind testing, then you can go for the CLEPS for College Math, College Algebra, and Calculus I. Thanks for this! CLEP is open but $150 proctor fee per test. I'm actually really wondering if they can do that, because their sister school in the US is only $30. The screenshots are the only ones I need. Everything else is done. ![]() Already enrolled in TESU. I'll check out CSM learn. I took ALEKS courses waaayyy back in the day but I've heard good things about CSM. Are they proctored? I don't mind I just have to plan accordingly and test outside my home. So college algebra and then one other from CSM and ask if they'll move my MATH115 class? Any recommendations for a CSM course? I haven't done math in ages haha I think I forgot everything. But I don't hate math like a lot of people do. I only hate graphs haha. RE: ASNSM Math - ROYISAGIRL - 08-18-2020 (08-17-2020, 11:59 PM)lillingworth Wrote:The good thing about CSMLearn is that it makes you learn math. It isn't proctored. And it is good for basically refreshing what you know.(08-17-2020, 11:45 PM)bjcheung77 Wrote: Here is my recommendation - The cheapest/easiest/fastest would be InstantCertCredit College Algebra at $20/month and also CSM Learn course at $39. You're missing a screenshot of the Calculus 1 requirement, if you have finished it - great, if not, simply take it at Study.com as it will give you 6 credits towards TESU just in case something is missing. Now, having said that, if you need to enrol at TESU, you can take the Math 105 Liberal Arts TECEP for $150 but that's expensive compared to $70 at Study.com. If you are close to a CLEP test center and don't mind testing, then you can go for the CLEPS for College Math, College Algebra, and Calculus I. Sent from my SM-G981V using DegreeForum.net mobile app RE: ASNSM Math - lillingworth - 08-18-2020 I definitely need a refresher. I was very lucky in high school and university. I had amazing teachers that made it fun/easy to learn. I just haven't touched any of it in years so CSM is probably what's best for me. I'm signing up now. Hopefully I don't take any duplicate classes haha. |