I guess you think the University of Maryland College Park is a scam school too? The MATH 115 Precalculus course I took there actually covered slightly less material than my Algebra II/Trig course I had taken several years earlier in HS.
If that class counted toward a math major, then yes. At Rutgers, while those classes exist, they are there to prep you for requirements, but don't count for anything on their own.
Because I had been out of school several years working, I had nearly flunked the course in HS, and I needed the review. For that matter I have been gradually working through another precalculus text recently for a review, it has again been too long since I have actually used much of it.
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I guess you think the University of Maryland College Park is a scam school too? The MATH 115 Precalculus course I took there actually covered slightly less material than my Algebra II/Trig course I had taken several years earlier in HS.
If that class counted toward a math major, then yes. At Rutgers, while those classes exist, they are there to prep you for requirements, but don't count for anything on their own.
Why did you take that course there at College Park?
Because I had been out of school several years working, I had nearly flunked the course in HS, and I needed the review. For that matter I have been gradually working through another precalculus text recently for a review, it has again been too long since I have actually used much of it.