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Math Course - Giantzebra - 10-22-2020

I am looking for one last math course that will transfer in to TESU at the 200 level or higher. I can take one from TESU, but I am trying to see if there is a cheaper way to do this.   


I already have Calc I, Calc II, Calc III, College Math, Precalc, College Algebra, Statistics, Discrete Math, Geometry, Linear Algebra, and Concepts in Math and Quantitative Analysis. 

If there is a course that will give precalc, college algebra, or college math on a 200 level, that would also work. 

Does anyone know where I may be able to get a 200 level or higher math course?


RE: Math Course - Dorothy44 - 10-22-2020

I would not retake a course you have already taken. I doubt that TESU would accept double credits for the same course.


RE: Math Course - rachel83az - 10-22-2020

TESU only overwrites classes if they do not come in as different classes. For instance, most statistics courses are simply brought in as STA-201. However, statistics from ASU (not recommended because not cheap) - MAT 426 - apparently transfers in as STA-211 Statistics I instead. You can have both on your transcript.

What are the exact course numbers that you have at TESU right now? Because, for instance, there are at least 2 possibilities for Linear Algebra (MAT 320 and MAT 321).


RE: Math Course - Giantzebra - 10-22-2020

(10-22-2020, 05:15 PM)rachel83az Wrote: TESU only overwrites classes if they do not come in as different classes. For instance, most statistics courses are simply brought in as STA-201. However, statistics from ASU (not recommended because not cheap) - MAT 426 - apparently transfers in as STA-211 Statistics I instead. You can have both on your transcript.

What are the exact course numbers that you have at TESU right now? Because, for instance, there are at least 2 possibilities for Linear Algebra (MAT 320 and MAT 321).

Interesting. The course numbers I have are: MAT-121, MAT-102, MAT-103, MAT-129, MAT-331, MAT-361, MAT-321, MAT-303, MAT-231, MAT-232, STA-201, MAT-270


RE: Math Course - rachel83az - 10-22-2020

Belleview College - https://www2.bellevuecollege.edu/classes/All/MATH/238 Differential Equations should come to TESU as MAT 237: https://www.tesu.edu/admissions/transfer-credit

$291 per credit for non-residents: https://www.bellevuecollege.edu/tuition/


RE: Math Course - udi - 10-25-2020

(10-22-2020, 03:33 PM)Giantzebra Wrote: I am looking for one last math course that will transfer in to TESU at the 200 level or higher. I can take one from TESU, but I am trying to see if there is a cheaper way to do this.   


I already have Calc I, Calc II, Calc III, College Math, Precalc, College Algebra, Statistics, Discrete Math, Geometry, Linear Algebra, and Concepts in Math and Quantitative Analysis. 

If there is a course that will give precalc, college algebra, or college math on a 200 level, that would also work. 

Does anyone know where I may be able to get a 200 level or higher math course?

Coopersmith has some courses. Can you take --

Probability and Statistics (MAT-304)
and
Quantitative Analysis (MAT-303)

in addition to your Concepts in Math and Quantitative Analysis (MAT-301)?

I'm not sure if there would be any doubling up there or not?


RE: Math Course - Giantzebra - 10-26-2020

(10-25-2020, 10:27 PM)udi Wrote:
(10-22-2020, 03:33 PM)Giantzebra Wrote: I am looking for one last math course that will transfer in to TESU at the 200 level or higher. I can take one from TESU, but I am trying to see if there is a cheaper way to do this.   


I already have Calc I, Calc II, Calc III, College Math, Precalc, College Algebra, Statistics, Discrete Math, Geometry, Linear Algebra, and Concepts in Math and Quantitative Analysis. 

If there is a course that will give precalc, college algebra, or college math on a 200 level, that would also work. 

Does anyone know where I may be able to get a 200 level or higher math course?

Coopersmith has some courses. Can you take --

Probability and Statistics (MAT-304)
and
Quantitative Analysis (MAT-303)

in addition to your Concepts in Math and Quantitative Analysis (MAT-301)?

I'm not sure if there would be any doubling up there or not?

Quantitative Analysis transfers in as BUS-210 and so will not fill a requirement. 
I'll check in about the statistics though! 
THank you.


RE: Math Course - rachel83az - 10-26-2020

Let us know if it transfers in as MAT-201, 211, or something else entirely.


RE: Math Course - dfrecore - 10-26-2020

Where did you take Geometry? Because some schools have it as UL, but Study.com comes in as MAT-260 now (you have it as MAT-361).

Coopersmith's MAT-304: Probability & Statistics is UL, but not sure how TESU brings it in.

Westcott has Methods of Proof in Mathematics and Abstract Algebra, but they're $973 each so not much better than just taking them at TESU.

Statistics.com has a boatload of courses that will work, I think they're around $550 each. Almost all UL, some Grad-level.

Last option: take a few free math course on edX like MIT's Differential Equations (there are several), and PLA them into a full course. Back when it was a live course, you could bring it in on ACE and TESU counted them as MAT-333, MAT-399 and MAT-399. Not available now, but still an option.


RE: Math Course - Giantzebra - 10-26-2020

(10-26-2020, 04:15 PM)dfrecore Wrote: Where did you take Geometry?  Because some schools have it as UL, but Study.com comes in as MAT-260 now (you have it as MAT-361).

Coopersmith's MAT-304: Probability & Statistics is UL, but not sure how TESU brings it in.

Westcott has Methods of Proof in Mathematics and Abstract Algebra, but they're $973 each so not much better than just taking them at TESU.

Statistics.com has a boatload of courses that will work, I think they're around $550 each.  Almost all UL, some Grad-level.

Last option: take a few free math course on edX like MIT's Differential Equations (there are several), and PLA them into a full course.  Back when it was a live course, you could bring it in on ACE and TESU counted them as MAT-333, MAT-399 and MAT-399.  Not available now, but still an option.

I took geometry from TESU. I will ask about taking it from study.com. 
Coopersmiths statistics come in as STA-201 which can be taken from sophia and perhaps from Saylor as well. 
I will ask about statistics.com

Can you explain how to PLA courses into a full course?

(10-26-2020, 08:19 AM)rachel83az Wrote: Let us know if it transfers in as MAT-201, 211, or something else entirely.

It transfers in as STA-201