UPPER LEVEL MATH COURSES & TESU

[Umm Abdullah]

Hello, I would like to get some advice regarding the following issue. I am pursuing a bachelor of arts in mathematics at TESU and I am close to completing 100 credits. There are 7 other courses I need : Calculus 3, Linear algebra, English composition 2, Public Speaking, 2 upper level math courses, capstone. Does anyone know where to find upper level math courses whicha are cheap and self-paced? I took a D in History of mathematics at tesu and need to fix my gpa, however this course starts in April which would make it not possible to take cal 3 this March at tesu. Can I transfer 2 upper level math courses outside( if I find them) so that this history of math course doesn't apply towards my degree and as a result not count toward gpa at tesu? ( Also, What are the easiest upper level math courses at tesu?

[bjcheung77]

Basically, as I mentioned in your previous thread, it's a good thing you're updating us. But, as again, you're adding bits and pieces of the puzzle and not giving us the whole picture. What I mean is, we know what you have left... 2 UL math, etc, but if you don't tell us what UL you currently have, we can be recommending you the same thing - thus, a waste of your time and the person who is trying to help.

Please review the TESU WIKI for the math degree plan along with the general education links, plus your previous post here where I mentioned to provide the bigger picture, BTW, I guess you took the full amount of the Go Grant and a partial amount of your Fin Aid. https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...hips-award

At the very least, list all your AOS classes, so we don't recommend the same thing. Check out the WIKI for colleges or universities to get the obscure math credits if needed. And for your GPA, even if the class doesn't go towards the degree, it's part of your GPA as you've taken the D at TESU. Only way to get a better GPA is to take the class again!

[davewill]

The transcript doesn't even specify which courses are being used to fulfill the degree. If you had 140 credits, the transcript just shows them all, and shows that your degree was conferred.

In fact, in most cases, even if you retake the course, the original D will still appear on your transcript, it just won't be used to calculate the GPA.