Help with plan for TESU - BA in Communications or Liberal Studies

[dfrecore]

The thing that seems to be tripping me up the most is that the Evaluation says that I am 0.34 credit shy on my Math requirements.  At the previous college where I took my math courses, they apparently only counted them as 2 trimester credits each - so they equate to 1.33 credits each and then I end up short by 0.34 credits.  Is there anything out there that could possible give me just a single math credit as opposed to having to take an entire 3 credit math course when I've already technically completed both Algebra and Geometry at the college level?

They show 3 different math courses in that area, you're fine.  It doesn't have to be 1 course for 3cr, it can be a combo.

[octoco]

Where does it show 3 courses? I only see two on the Eval and that I still need 0.34 credits..?


Quantitative Literacy 3SH (In progress)
Zero Textbook Cost (ZTC) option: MAT-121 College Algebra
SH Earned: 2.66
Required: 3
Remaining: 0.34
1 MATH135 Intermediate Algebra 12/01/06 C 1.33 MAT-115
*TE
1 MATH145 Geometry for College Students 03/01/07 B- 1.33 MAT-260
*TE
______ _______________ _________________________ __________ _______ _______ __________
0.34 credits needed

[dfrecore]

Where does it show 3 courses?  I only see two on the Eval and that I still need 0.34 credits..?


Quantitative Literacy 3SH (In progress)
Zero Textbook Cost (ZTC) option: MAT-121 College Algebra
SH Earned: 2.66
Required: 3
Remaining: 0.34
1 MATH135 Intermediate Algebra 12/01/06 C 1.33 MAT-115
*TE
1 MATH145 Geometry for College Students 03/01/07 B- 1.33 MAT-260
*TE
______ _______________ _________________________ __________ _______ _______ __________
0.34 credits needed

Sorry, I saw "Zero Textbook Cost (ZTC) option: MAT-121 College Algebra SH Earned: 2.66" and thought that was something you took.

You should get a waiver for the .34cr needed in math, they would give the same if you took a quarter-based course in English Comp, or Ethics, or other things like that.  I'd just call and ask about it.