Math 99

Sounds like a basic math? Intro to algebra maybe?

At many schools, classes below the 100 (or 1,000, depending on how their catalog is arranged) level are developmental courses. Each school is different though. What is Math 99 at your school? Is it developmental math? If you've taken the higher required math pre-reqs, like college algebra and statistics, I'm not sure why you'd be pushed back into developmental math, if that's what the class is. I suggest speaking with the advisor at your school about the class and why you are being required to take it.

At many schools classes below the 100 (or 1,000, depending on how their catalog is arranged) level are developmental courses. Each school is different though. What is Math 99 at your school? Is it developmental math? If you've taken the higher required math pre-reqs, like college algebra and statistics, I'm not sure why you'd be pushed back into developmental math, if that's what the class is. I suggest speaking with the advisor at your school about the class and why you are being required to take it.[/quote']

It is pre algebra it was not required back then but it is now .i was wondering why I'm not grand fathered in I have no other math but I transferred from another college I was not required but now I am .i just don't want to re take the hesi and go through all that ughh Ty you for responding

Sounds like a basic math? Intro to algebra maybe?

You are right it's pre algebra

If it's a required math pre-req, then unfortunately you'll have to take it. The only way you'd possibly be grandfathered in is if maybe you were already in the nursing program when that became a pre-req. In that case it'd be highly unlikely they'd make you go back and take it. But since you are still pre-nursing and doing pre-reqs, and that is now a required pre-req, you'll have to most likely take it.

This happened to me when I first started college. I tested into no lower level college courses. Then years later...after goofing off when I was serious about finishing college I was told I had to either take the math portion of our placement test and test into a higher level math which is math 136 for my school OR take like 4 lower math classes before I could take 136. When I asked why when I first started college I didnt have to they told me it had been X amount of years and that was no longer valid. I ended up taking one lower level math class to refresh on math and then tested right into math 136 which im in now and it sucks!!!!!! So.maybe your school has a policy like that? I was really frustrated when they told me that too last year! Good luck!

Any course below 100 is a developmental course. So my advice would be to study study study and clep it. Test out of it.

If it's a required math pre-req then unfortunately you'll have to take it. The only way you'd possibly be grandfathered in is if maybe you were already in the nursing program when that became a pre-req. In that case it'd be highly unlikely they'd make you go back and take it. But since you are still pre-nursing and doing pre-reqs, and that is now a required pre-req, you'll have to most likely take it.[/quote']

Yes you are right signed up today ugh and I guess I will get it over with lol

This happened to me when I first started college. I tested into no lower level college courses. Then years later...after goofing off when I was serious about finishing college I was told I had to either take the math portion of our placement test and test into a higher level math which is math 136 for my school OR take like 4 lower math classes before I could take 136. When I asked why when I first started college I didnt have to they told me it had been X amount of years and that was no longer valid. I ended up taking one lower level math class to refresh on math and then tested right into math 136 which im in now and it sucks!!!!!! So.maybe your school has a policy like that? I was really frustrated when they told me that too last year! Good luck!

Wow I know I'm not the only one but what a pain in the cough

Any course below 100 is a developmental course. So my advice would be to study study study and clep it. Test out of it.

Wish I cod I would love to thank you

Wow I know I'm not the only one but what a pain in the cough

I am sure you was

Aggravated beyond belief

Did u test in this math with ur placement test? Or Thats what they always do. try to make sometjing up so you can stay and pay your money longer. its almost like a scam. my college does this -.-