Algebra - which provider for math idiot

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I just enrolled in the BS Occupational Safety and Health program at Columbia Southern University. Over 20 years ago I failed INTRO to college algebra 3 times.  Of course I need college algebra. Which provider offers the best algebra course for people that struggle with math? I don’t mind taking a remedial class first. I’ll need to be able to transfer the algebra credits to Columbia Southern. Thank-you!

I’m finding Sophia to be pretty agreeable. While I can do the problems eventually, I struggle with time limits on math exams. I just find myself running out of time from working out all the problems. Sophia’s milestones give you 180 minutes for 25 questions, and you can take the practice milestones as often as you like to make sure understand the material.

If Columbia Southern accepts it, I would try that route. It’s $79 per month. Even if it takes you two months that still puts it at $158, which is insanely cheap.

ALEKS is another option. It will take you longer to work through the pie, but it’s also a lot cheaper per month.

Olivet Nazarene has a Finite Math course, but if you specifically need College Algebra then that wouldn’t work. They would definitely give you enough time with that one to work through the course and Columbia Southern should have no problem accepting it since it’s RA credit.

You just need to check with Columbia Southern to see if they accept those options. Both Sophia and ALEKS are ACE accredited.


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