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Start out at the lowest level of math possible and work your way up, advancing only when you've mastered the information.
When I first started out in college, I tested into pre-calculus and thought I could hack it. Nope. I didn't have the foundations for them, so I took introductory algebra and the following courses until now, and I'm currently in College Algebra / Functions but I'm comfortable with this stuff because I've learned the basic rules previously.
Fundamental math skills are paramount to any subfield of the medical world. With that said I had issues with math as well, the thing that I had to do was to take pre-100 level math prep courses at a community college, and it helped me tremendously. The courses built on each to build a solid foundation for me. Hope this helps!
stefonee356
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So I took the COMPASS test today as a prereq and did awesome on everything BUT MATH!!!!! I am horrible at math!!! Does anyone have an tips for doing well in math?