getting ready for Algebra

Wiggly Litchi · Apr 28, 2017

Khan Academy | Free Online Courses, Lessons & Practice

Accounts are free - sit through their placement exam type thing; it takes about an hour to complete and your results on that will tailor lessons to suit your needs. There's an extensive question bank plus video guides for every math concept you can think of; you can either let khanacademy decide where would be best for you to start, or you could jump right into pre-algebra to get a feel for things again :)

Good luck!

Farrah 34 · Apr 28, 2017

Khan Academy | Free Online Courses, Lessons & Practice
Accounts are free - sit through their placement exam type thing; it takes about an hour to complete and your results on that will tailor lessons to suit your needs. There's an extensive question bank plus video guides for every math concept you can think of; you can either let khanacademy decide where would be best for you to start, or you could jump right into pre-algebra to get a feel for things again :)
Good luck!

Awesome

Thank you for the link.

WCSU1987 · Apr 28, 2017

I took College Algebra in the Summer thought it was horrible. For you could be different. It was 4 or more chapters a week. The class was basically done on My Math Lab. So you had homework & 3 shots at an online quiz as one part of your grade. Then there was a midterm 2 weeks in at the college at that point I dropped out. Was too much information crammed in.

ctaylar, RN · Apr 28, 2017

I'm not bad at math, but algebra makes my eyes cross. I watched a lot of YouTube videos, Khan Academy and practicing over and over and over again. I'm not going to lie and say it was easy, because that class had me in tears numerous times. I had a hard time wrapping my head around rational expressions, and never clicked with logarithms. I managed to get an A in the end, and it is one of the greatest accomplishments of my life!

Farrah 34 · Apr 29, 2017

10:39 am by WCSU1987

I took College Algebra in the Summer thought it was horrible. For you could be different. It was 4 or more chapters a week. The class was basically done on My Math Lab. So you had homework & 3 shots at an online quiz as one part of your grade. Then there was a midterm 2 weeks in at the college at that point I dropped out. Was too much information crammed in.

Thank you for your answer.

My course will be done on My Math Lab either and it's a 10 week course.

I took the PERT placement test and have been told that I just needed 6 points to skip college Algebra and go for a higher level math but I don't want to risk on my gpa with a harder math while I just need algebra and statistics. I never liked math and I think it is confusing!

Was huge amount of homework included in your course?

Farrah 34 · Apr 29, 2017

I'm not bad at math, but algebra makes my eyes cross. I watched a lot of YouTube videos, Khan Academy and practicing over and over and over again. I'm not going to lie and say it was easy, because that class had me in tears numerous times. I had a hard time wrapping my head around rational expressions, and never clicked with logarithms. I managed to get an A in the end, and it is one of the greatest accomplishments of my life!

Good Job Ctayler

now I'm officially scared!

WCSU1987 · Apr 29, 2017

It was straight forward. There was no book, but to take the quizzes had to complete assignments and read the chapters. The quizzes were 3 shots your highest grade was then accepted out of those shots. Quizzes were timed as well. There was 4 to 5 chapters a week.

Farrah 34 · Apr 29, 2017

It was straight forward. There was no book, but to take the quizzes had to complete assignments and read the chapters. The quizzes were 3 shots your highest grade was then accepted out of those shots. Quizzes were timed as well. There was 4 to 5 chapters a week.

Aww thank you

Wow 4 to 5 chapters! It's too much