Need online math credit - Page 3

clovis community college offers lots of math and sciences with lab including a&p 1and 2 no proctor totally online and they have accelerated classes and intersession classes. lowest prices i have ever seen and they use nelnet to offer payment plans if you need it.

ALEKS is completely nonproctored and you take your tests/assessments at home on your computer. Once you score 70 percent on an assessment, you can submit the score to ACE and request to have it transcripted for 3 semesters of college credit.

ALEKS offers ACE-approved courses in Beginning Algebra, Intermediate Algebra, College Algebra, Precalculus, Trigonometry, Intro to Statistics, Business Statistics, and Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences.

http://www.aleks.com/about_aleks/course_products

There are more than five options to obtaining quick college credit in college-level math:

1. Straighterline.com: they offer self-paced courses that can be completed in a week if you are really strong at math. Their offerings include College Algebra, Statistics, Precalculus, and General Calculus. You will need to have the course transcribed at a partner college in order to receive 3 semester hours worth of college credit for the class. Fort Hays State University charges a $30 application fee for transcribing the class onto an official transcript.

2. ALEKS.com: for $20 per month, you can enroll in their intermediate algebra course. As soon as you score 70% or greater on one of their assessments, you can have the course transcribed on an ACE transcript that qualifies for 3 semester hours worth of college credit in mathematics. ALEKS also offers college algebra, statistics, and other interesting offerings that qualify for ACE-approved college credit upon completion.

3. CLEP exams: for about $80, you can test out of college-level math and receive 3 semester hours worth of college credit that is accepted at thousands of colleges and universities.

4. CALCampus: they offer several accredited, self-paced college-level math courses.

5. Independent Study in Idaho: they offer online and print-based college-level math courses that are reasonably-priced at about $100 per credit.

If anyone is interested in cheap college credits to satisfy a degree requirement, I can surely offer advice. In fact, I am looking to complete as many cheap college courses as possible without setting foot in another classroom due to time constraints.

I just finished College Algebra thru Straighterline today (took a week) and am having my scores transcripted thru Fort Hayes State University. It cost me $99+39 and Fort Hayes lists the credit just as I would have taken it direct thru them for a $30 fee. YOu could ask if they would accept a College Algebra class thru FHSU and go that route.