Penn Foster...alittle confused

[RBOWMAN]

I called Penn Foster today to try to arrange for an individual math course as suggested by several people here on instantcert, but they said I cannot register to take just one math class.."huh", I said and the guy hung up. So, Iam wondering was I suffering from bad breath and that turned the guy off, or they have too many students and don't need anymore, or did I go about this process all wrong??? Insight please and thank you!!

Ron:eek:

[ShotoJuku]

[SIZE="3"]Penn Foster College -[/SIZE] [SIZE="5"]Business and Industrial # is 1-800-233-0259[/SIZE][SIZE="3"]

Call and ask to speak to Mary-Beth, she'll help you. You might have to call a few times before you get a hold of her, but once you do explain to her your looking to take one college level course - Technical Mathematics 1.[/SIZE]


[SIZE="5"]Don't get into whole what class will transfer etc. etc. because it just complicates the process. [/SIZE][SIZE="3"]

The Tech Math class is actually a 2 credit class - HOWEVER the current version was ACE reviewed as a 3 credit class and that's just how EC took it for me. [/SIZE]

[SIZE="3"]At $55.00 per credit hour, the PFC math class is a steal at $110.00 COMPLETE - all books, materials and a calculator INCLUDED!!![/SIZE]


Practical Algebra (Technical Mathematics I)

Former Title: (Formerly Technical Mathematics I)

Subject: Liberal Arts

ACE Transcript Data: ICS -0134

Location: Versions 1, 2 and 3: Self-study.
Length: Versions 1, 2 and 3: Correspondence Program.
Dates: Version 1: January 1983-December 1986; Version 2: January 1987-November 2000; Version 3: December 2000-Present
Objective: Versions 1, 2 and 3: To introduce the history of engineering and to provide basic algebra skills necessary to solve technical problems. To provide the basic algebra skills necessary to solve technical problems.
Learning Outcome: Versions 1, 2 and 3: Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to solve technical problems involving the use of basic algebra skills.
Instruction: Versions 1, 2 and 3: Major topics covered in the course are an overview of the history of engineering; formulas; operations on signed numbers, polynomials, and rational expressions; factoring; solution of linear systems, including the methods of determinants; graphs and graphical solutions of linear and quadratic equations; exponents; radicals; logarithms; imaginary numbers; technical applications are included. Major topics covered in the course are formulas; operations of signed numbers, polynomials, and rational expressions; factoring; solution of linear systems including the methods of determinants; graphs and graphical solutions of linear quadratic equations; exponents; radicals; logarithms; and imaginary numbers. Methods of instruction include independent study, correspondence, telephone assistance, and examinations.
Credit Recommendation: Versions 1 and 2: In the lower division baccalaureate/associate degree category, 2 semester hours in Technical Mathematics or Algebra (11/84) (4/89) (6/94).

NOTE: Course should not be applied to Science or Engineering majors.

[SIZE="3"]In the lower division baccalaureate/associate degree category, 3 semester hours in Algebra (12/00).; Version 3: LD BACC/ASSSOC-3 SH:ALGEBRA [/SIZE]
Organization: Penn Foster College

[wannabeit]

Hi, ShotoJuku, are there any other courses you can take for a one class.

[ShotoJuku]

Hi, ShotoJuku, are there any other courses you can take for a one class.

[SIZE="2"]I suppose so, check out http://www.pennfostercollege.edu .[/SIZE]

[RBOWMAN]

I tried calling again right after Shoto's posting, but no one answered. I will keep on trying. Thomas Edison will not approve this math course until I send them a course outline..so wish me luck. My computor skills are less than swell so sending them an outline outta be interesting. Again, thank you both for the help and support.

Ya'all come to Texas and watch the meteor showers this weekend..okay??

Be good and stay outta trouble..Ronhilarious

[donvago1]

Ron,

Just keep calling the number Brian posted above. I myself have registered for individual classes through Penn Foster. It was really an easy process. I called and asked to speak to Mary Beth I told her I wanted to take and individual course, she asked what class, I told her the class, she told me the price (130.00) and that was that. The phone call took about 5 minutes. I paid for the class with a CC during the call. It was a piece of cake (vanilla)hilarious .


So don't give up keep calling. You will be glad you did.

If you need anymore info just PM me

Don

[cbrchris]

I was able to call the number given above ShotoJuku and register for individual classes with no problems. It was Tom who answered the phone and it only took about 5 minutes to register. So he is able to help also.

[BMWGuinness]

I was able to call the number given above ShotoJuku and register for individual classes with no problems. It was Tom who answered the phone and it only took about 5 minutes to register. So he is able to help also.

Yeah Buddy! Which Class?

[PatsGirl1]

Yeah Buddy! Which Class?

I'm curious, too. I have a couple backups for my Math (Tech Math being one of them lol) and I'm also thinking about doing their Tech Writing class instead of the Tech Writing exam.

[cbrchris]

Yeah Buddy! Which Class?

I signed up for both and I am just waiting for the material to arrive.

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