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Calc 1- 3 online? - cookderosa - 08-25-2016
Does anyone know of an online option for Calc 1 through 3? They would need to be a the same school.
Calc 1- 3 online? - Nixi - 08-25-2016
cookderosa Wrote:Does anyone know of an online option for Calc 1 through 3? They would need to be a the same school.
AMU has Calculus I-Calculus III for $270 per credit hour.
Calc 1- 3 online? - bjcheung77 - 08-25-2016
cookderosa Wrote:Does anyone know of an online option for Calc 1 through 3? They would need to be a the same school.
If it was from alternative online schools and didn't have to go through the same school... I would have advised Saylor and Straighterline.
Saylor has Calculus I, Straighterline has both Calculus I and II. There are other options obviously, Calculus III can be at APUS, Fort Hayes.
APUS is $270/credit, Fort Hayes is $204/credit. There might be a few 2 or 4 year colleges that offer Calculus III at a cheaper rate.
Calc 1- 3 online? - UptonSinclair - 08-25-2016
KCTCS offers Calc 1-3 online through Big Sandy Community and Technical College for about $170 per credit the last time I checked. They are taught by Dwight Smith and use Pearson's MyMathLab. I took Trigonometry through them and found the course very similar to using Aleks, but with a professor who is happy to help with questions when asked.
Calc 1- 3 online? - hsfamfun - 08-26-2016
UptonSinclair beat me to it. KCTCS is my home Community College System and they have Calculus I, II, and III online. I have a friend whose son is in Calc I right now and he likes the way it is set up and he is following and understanding well so far.
Calc 1- 3 online? - mednat - 08-26-2016
UptonSinclair Wrote:KCTCS offers Calc 1-3 online through Big Sandy Community and Technical College for about $170 per credit the last time I checked. They are taught by Dwight Smith and use Pearson's MyMathLab. I took Trigonometry through them and found the course very similar to using Aleks, but with a professor who is happy to help with questions when asked.
Is this self paced or a traditional class? I feel pretty lost on their website.