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Hey I'm looking at the requirements for my BSBA and they require Pre-cal or Quantitative Business analysis. The question I have is which do you think would be the best to take? I am not a 'Math person' so Pre-cal kind of sounds scary to me. What do you recommend?
Going for a Bachelor's of sciences in Business Administration. Hopefully I'll be wrapped up and done by 2010.
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JDSmith Wrote:Hey I'm looking at the requirements for my BSBA and they require Pre-cal or Quantitative Business analysis. The question I have is which do you think would be the best to take? I am not a 'Math person' so Pre-cal kind of sounds scary to me. What do you recommend?
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Currently, I'm studying for the Pre-Calc CLEP exam. I hope to pass the test tomorrow.
I graduated from high school in 2007 having taken two years of algebra. Algebra was probably my favorite class in school - I did really well with it. Since Precalc builds on algebra, some parts of it come easily to me. However, I did not take Geometry or Trig in high school, so I had to learn a lot of new concepts studying for the CLEP exam.
If you are not a math person, then I would probably recommend that you look into ALEKS for your Pre-calc credits rather than the CLEP. If you have not seen the thread below, you may want to scan over it.
I don't know anything about Quantitative Business Analysis - so I can't help you there - sorry.
Wish you the best!
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Thanks guys! I'll def use the ALEKS course. I have taken some Trig and Geometry so this might not be quite as bad as I thought.
Going for a Bachelor's of sciences in Business Administration. Hopefully I'll be wrapped up and done by 2010.
CLEP's completed
Western Civ.I- 62
Freshman College Comp.- 65
Natural Sciences- 51:confused:
U.S. History I- 65
Social Sciences and History-54
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