Planning RA credits from ASU for a BA in Psychology at TESU

[rachel83az]

Keep in mind that ASU's Calculus is not on the most intuitive platform. Some students have enjoyed it, but I couldn't deal with it. I didn't find the math to be that difficult, just the whole platform/interface. If you don't need Calculus for your Master's degree, I'd honestly skip it. Pick something else. Maybe BIO100? No essays there.

Algebra and Precalculus use ALEKS. Solid, 10/10 interface/platform/program. I'm not sure if Statistics also uses ALEKS, but I would assume it does. If so, great. If not, you might wind up needing to take something else there as well.

If you do take Calculus, whether at ASU or at Sophia, you might want to consider adding the ASNSM Math to your degree plan. For the ASNSM Math, you need 3 credits gen ed math, Calculus 1, and 15 credits of any other maths. With Algebra and Calculus, you've got the first bit down. Stats and Precalc are 6 credits of the needed 15. Take Intro to College Math at Sophia for 9. Maybe Geometry or Math 101: College Algebra (which counts for MAT-1150 instead of the usual MAT-1210 Algebra) from Study.com and/or CSM Learn. There are also 2 certificates on Coursera that are non-overlapping with ordinary Statistics: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Coursera#SAS