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06-10-2015, 08:59 AM
(This post was last modified: 06-10-2015, 09:08 AM by adavis84.)
OP, are you aware that the website for that UND course (
link) states that course is only available by mail correspondence? That coupled with it having 16 weekly lessons and 3 proctored exams leads me think completing it in under 8 weeks would not be possible.
Can I ask, how confident are you in your math skills/what's the highest math class you've taken? Also, what need is this course fulfilling (what school/program/req)? Knowing that will help us focus suggestions to best fit your needs.
As hightecrebel already mentioned, SL is more-or-less the favorite around here when speed is the concern. However, if you're already familiar with the material, CLEP would be even faster.
Not sure if it's relevant to your specific need or not, but it might be worth mentioning that some schools treat Applied Calc/Calc for Business/etc, differently than the Calc I, II, III,... sequence and won't allow substitution of an applied course to fulfill requirements. Of course, you might actually NEED an applied course, so it may or may not matter.
ETA: Just remembered the other thread you had about math courses a while ago.
link Did you end up trying a precalc refresher?
COMPELTED
CLEP: Calculus (75), Precalculus (71), Info Sys and Comp Apps (78), College Mathematics (63), College Algebra (65).
SL: Calc I, Calc II, C++, Intro to Religion, Intro to Business, Business Ethics, Prin of Mgmt, Bus. Law, A&P I, A&P II
Study.com: Principles of Marketing, Microbiology
edX: Intro to Dif. Eq., Linear Dif. Eq.
UND Ind. Study: Discrete Math
APU/AMU: Linear Algebra, Mathmatical Modeling
TECEP: Nutrition
B&M: Far too many!
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