Aleks

[dfrecore]

@dfrecore, you're the one person that has helped me get a better grasp of what I need to do, thank you and I wanred to also say I know precalc s not mandatory, and also TESU reduced the Math requirement to 3 credit, which us Statisics preferred as mentuioned on the program requirements page. Sonantome's guide did say it was 6 needed and one more for the Quantitative Literacy section making 9 total credits, that needs to be updated, but my plan us to take all those Math in Aleks and use some for the Gen Ed electives as you mentioned, if oossible queeze in Beginning Algebra as well.

But, I wonder if the amount of Math courses I can use for the Gen Ed electives would be limited, because I don't using them as it would total 15 credits, that way more than a steal for $20, and since Shmoop now cost higher for the 9 credits one can get there.

Sorry OP, don't wanna jack your thread, this are valuable information that you would need as well.

Yes, they recently changed the math requirement for the BSBA from 6cr to 3cr. But, they still require College Algebra and Stats for the degree, that hasn't changed. And TESU won't accept Beginning Algebra as a college-level course, although you can certainly take it and put it on your ACE transcript. Can't hurt, just won't be used at TESU.

You can use a lot of math credits to fulfill the Gen Ed Electives area (or Free Electives), as many as you want and can find. I got ALEKS' Intermediate Algebra, the Liberal Arts TECEP, and Finite Math in my GE Electives.

If you enjoy math, you can also take Shmoop's Finite Math (which should come in as MAT-110) and Geometry (??), and CLEP's College Mathematics (MAT-102/103), none of which duplicate the ALEKS courses. Of course there are the higher-level math courses as well (Calc I & II).