Calculus 3 - Need A Source

[StudentOLife]

Have you tried Oakton? I see that as an option... Strange, did they say why APU was rejected?

No they didn't say why, but from looking at topics it's actually very similar. I'm more surprised at the westcott rejection as that one covers all TESU's calculus 3 and covers abit of cal 4 as well. Oakton for me would be the same price as TESU unfortunately.. :/
(Very bummed I missed out on that study.com discount, wonder if they'd retrospectively slip it in...)

[rachel83az]

Did you ask about Westcott or did you ask about UMass Global, or whatever it is these days? TESU has always rejected Westcott because they're "not accredited", but if you use the school that it's transcripted under (formerly Brandman), they usually accept it, AFAIK.

[LevelUP]

Have you guys already checked out SNHU? 

Their courses are 8 weeks long, $960, and are usually pretty easy to pass since their courses have no protected exams. If you score low a lot of times, you can redo an assignment. 

I don't know how this stuff will transfer, so you have to check on that. 

https://www.snhu.edu/admission/academic-...mVIKe/none

[ss20ts]

Have you guys already checked out SNHU? 

Their courses are 8 weeks long, $960, and are usually pretty easy to pass since their courses have no protected exams. If you score low a lot of times, you can redo an assignment. 

I don't know how this stuff will transfer, so you have to check on that. 

https://www.snhu.edu/admission/academic-...mVIKe/none

A community college would be quite a bit cheaper for most people. Yes, Calc 3 is offered by community colleges - no not all of them, but quite a few.

[dfrecore]

Have you guys already checked out SNHU? 

Their courses are 8 weeks long, $960, and are usually pretty easy to pass since their courses have no protected exams. If you score low a lot of times, you can redo an assignment. 

I don't know how this stuff will transfer, so you have to check on that. 

https://www.snhu.edu/admission/academic-...mVIKe/none

A community college would be quite a bit cheaper for most people. Yes, Calc 3 is offered by community colleges - no not all of them, but quite a few.

Unfortunately, if you take Calc 3 at a CC, then TESU will bring it in as LL, which will not work since you're trying to figure out UL options.

[ss20ts]

Have you guys already checked out SNHU? 

Their courses are 8 weeks long, $960, and are usually pretty easy to pass since their courses have no protected exams. If you score low a lot of times, you can redo an assignment. 

I don't know how this stuff will transfer, so you have to check on that. 

https://www.snhu.edu/admission/academic-...mVIKe/none

A community college would be quite a bit cheaper for most people. Yes, Calc 3 is offered by community colleges - no not all of them, but quite a few.

Unfortunately, if you take Calc 3 at a CC, then TESU will bring it in as LL, which will not work since you're trying to figure out UL options.

Well, that stinks!

[dfrecore]

Have you guys already checked out SNHU? 

Their courses are 8 weeks long, $960, and are usually pretty easy to pass since their courses have no protected exams. If you score low a lot of times, you can redo an assignment. 

I don't know how this stuff will transfer, so you have to check on that. 

https://www.snhu.edu/admission/academic-...mVIKe/none

A community college would be quite a bit cheaper for most people. Yes, Calc 3 is offered by community colleges - no not all of them, but quite a few.

Unfortunately, if you take Calc 3 at a CC, then TESU will bring it in as LL, which will not work since you're trying to figure out UL options.

Well, that stinks!

That's been the rule at TESU for a very long time. Years.

[MrPanda]

Have you guys already checked out SNHU? 

Their courses are 8 weeks long, $960, and are usually pretty easy to pass since their courses have no protected exams. If you score low a lot of times, you can redo an assignment. 

I don't know how this stuff will transfer, so you have to check on that. 

https://www.snhu.edu/admission/academic-...mVIKe/none

Mr. Life, did you check LevelUP suggestion?

Math Catalog:

https://www.snhu.edu/admission/academic-...athematics

Calculus III:

https://www.snhu.edu/admission/academic-...pe=courses

MAT325 - Calculus III: Multivariable Calculus (Campus, Online)
Description
Many real-world applications of calculus in science, engineering, economics, and business employ functions with many variables. This course extends the basic concepts of single-variable calculus developed in MAT 225 and MAT 275 to functions of several variables. Topics include vectors, the geometry of space, vector-valued functions, motion in space, partial derivatives and multiple integrals.

[legenwait4itdary]

Hi guys,

I am looking for Calculus III and Linear Algebra courses (I am considering Coopersmith - if it transfers) but I am now very much interested in taking these two courses at SNHU. Still costly but I need structure so I would rather go with a course rather than self-study and then take the exam.

I am also considering CC. I registered for NMJC but I cannot find Calc III there (I emailed them about it).

Are there any other CC colleges you would recommend?

Thank you!

[durain]

Maybe Dine college. They have a blended mode Calc 3.

https://www.dinecollege.edu/admissions/course-schedule/