Credit for ALEKS Corp (McGraw Hill) Online courses in College Algebra & Statistics

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Since you are already enrolled in college, I see 2 possible choices that would be better than looking for a new college.
1. Find an online college algebra course that does not require a proctor. Even Excelsior has one- but there are cheaper options for sure. This is the best choice.
2. If you REALLY can't get through college algebra, you might consider changing your major. Every major has its own math requirement, and college algebra is not required by all majors.
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IF you get to the point where you
a) know your college won't accept ALEKS
b) are unwilling to do an online algebra class and transfer it back to gccc
c) are unwilling to try the CLEP
THEN maybe you could change schools or change your major. If you have more than 50% finished, I'd keep that option at the very bottom. If you are in your first 25% of credits, then transferring is much easier.

B) reminded me of the fact that Straighterline has a College Algebra course, and I believe they offer 10 hour of tutoring with it. And you can either get it transcribed via ACE or you can get it sent through Fort Hayes State University (and get a letter grade out of it.)

It may be a better deal for the poster than ALEKs because of the included 1 on 1 instruction.