ASNSM Math - Math Courses

[Flelm]

Quick question on math courses and grades. I'm getting a little burnt out on SDC quizzes, but I'm only one math course away from picking up an ASNSM Math along with my BSBA, so I don't really want to leave that on the table. I currently have:

In Quantitative Literacy, MAT-333 with a D grade (RA transfer)
In Math GE requirement, currently EMPTY.

Electives are full (all RA), with:
MAT-121
MAT-199
MAT-231
MAT-232
MAT-331
STA-201

If I take the CSM Learn for BUS210, will that work for Quantitative literacy, and my MAT-333 with a D move to the general maths requirements? Otherwise, is there a quick/cheap/easy source of a math course that doesn't duplicate? Looking for speed or a single test option, maybe from Saylor?

Thanks.

[Dorothy44]

Quick question on math courses and grades. I'm getting a little burnt out on SDC quizzes, but I'm only one math course away from picking up an ASNSM Math along with my BSBA, so I don't really want to leave that on the table. I currently have:

In Quantitative Literacy, MAT-333 with a D grade (RA transfer)
In Math GE requirement, currently EMPTY.

Electives are full (all RA), with:
MAT-121
MAT-199
MAT-231
MAT-232
MAT-331
STA-201

If I take the CSM Learn for BUS210, will that work for Quantitative literacy, and my MAT-333 with a D move to the general maths requirements? Otherwise, is there a quick/cheap/easy source of a math course that doesn't duplicate? Looking for speed or a single test option, maybe from Saylor?

Thanks.

I am not much help in this regard, but trust me...nothing is quick in Saylor. My sons have taken and passed 5 courses on Saylor, and they are all very detailed and long.

[rachel83az]

What about the MAT-105 Applied Liberal Arts Mathematics TECEP? One test, over and done with, and it fills the Quantitative Literacy slot: https://www.tesu.edu/degree-completion/e...cep-credit

[Flelm]

That might be a good option. As long as the D grade won't stop the MAT-333 from going to the GE Math slot, that might be the answer. Or CSMLearn, because I'm not in danger of hitting the 90 credit ACE/NCCRS cutoff so I can take a small breather and do that.

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I am not much help in this regard, but trust me...nothing is quick in Saylor. My sons have taken and passed 5 courses on Saylor, and they are all very detailed and long.

Thank you, but I was planning on just attempting the test cold, since I feel pretty good about my Math background. It looks like the two Saylor Maths duplicate anyway.

[dfrecore]

"D" grades won't work in the AOS, so that will be moved to the GE area anyway.

[Flelm]

Right. Its already in quantitative analysis, I just wanted to make sure it would be fine in the mathematics GE requirement as a D.

[Flelm]

I (temporarily) registered for the MAT-105 TECEP and it filled my quantitive analysis and bumped my D-grade MAT-333 to the GE Math requirement on the eval, so that's probably what I'll do. Thanks.

[millaterns2]

What about the MAT-105 Applied Liberal Arts Mathematics TECEP? One test, over and done with, and it fills the Quantitative Literacy slot: https://www.tesu.edu/degree-completion/e...cep-credit

I recommend MAT-105 Applied Liberal Arts Mathematics TECEP! This is the best I can offer you.

[LevelUP]

CLEP college math comes in as 
MAT-102 General Math I
MAT-103 General Math II

[dfrecore]

Here are all of the options I know (that haven't been mentioned yet):

ALEKS $20 - I think this is your best option, you could probably finish it tonight
Precalculus OR Trig OR College Algebra with Trig >> MAT-129 (I think it's a single test if you score above a 70% on the initial knowledge check at the beginning)

Davar $99
MAT-202: Mathematics for Business >> MAT-119

DSST
Fund of College Algebra >> MAT-115 (Int. Alg)
Math for Liberal Arts >> MAT-105

Coopersmith $150
MAT-103: College Geometry >> MAT-260?
MAT-301: Concepts in Math and Quantitative Analysis >> MAT-303
MAT-303: Quantitative Analysis >> unknown
MAT-305: Linear Algebra >> MAT-321

UExcel exam $110
BUSx437: Quantitative Analysis >> unknown