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College algebra - Collegelady2 - 06-08-2017 What is a considered a passing grade at TESU for college algebra? College algebra - High_Order1 - 06-08-2017 An ALEKS 70 worked for me... (shrugs) College algebra - Synicaal - 06-09-2017 Collegelady2 Wrote:What is a considered a passing grade at TESU for college algebra? If you want to transfer it in it needs to be a C or better, a C- won't come in from what I have been told. If your school doesn't report + or - then a C is fine no matter what you got in the course. I do think TESU considers a C 74-79 and 70-73 is a C- but I could be wrong. College algebra - dfrecore - 06-09-2017 Collegelady2 Wrote:What is a considered a passing grade at TESU for college algebra? Here is what it says on the website: Students may transfer in or apply Thomas Edison State University course grades of D to their non area of study requirements as long as their overall grade point average is at least a 2.0, or higher as determined by the School in which they are enrolled, with the following exceptions:
College algebra - bjcheung77 - 06-11-2017 Collegelady2 Wrote:What is a considered a passing grade at TESU for college algebra? Did you take it through ALEKS? If so, 70% or higher is required on the assessment. High_Order1 Wrote:An ALEKS 70 worked for me... That's what I was thinking would be the easiest option! College algebra - Collegelady2 - 06-11-2017 I actually took it like 15 years ago and I'm not showing that it went into that area so that's why I was wondering College algebra - dfrecore - 06-11-2017 Collegelady2 Wrote:I actually took it like 15 years ago and I'm not showing that it went into that area so that's why I was wondering What course number does TESU give it? |