Math classes required for getting into college HELP!?
Asked by MN_FishingA few of the colleges I am interested in going to say they require 3 years of math during highschool. I was wondering if there is a requirement in which classes I need to take and pass. I completed the following Pre Algebra > Algebra l > Geometry > Vocational Math A few of the schools I am looking at are: UND : University of North Dakota BSU : Bemidji State University NDSU: North Dakota State University Will I be able to get in if I pass the GPA and ACT requirements? Thanks
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Answered by Boy, Interrupted
I'm not sure if Pre-Algebra and Vocational Math should count. Again it also depends on the colleges you are planning to attend. You should have taken Intermediate Algebra during the summer of your sophomore or junior year so you could have taken PreCalculus during your senior year. Ask your counselor just to make sure. Or at least have taken Intermediate algebra instead of vocational math. But then again, vocational math isn't offered in my high school (CA) so I'm not sure about that.
I'm not sure if Pre-Algebra and Vocational Math should count. Again it also depends on the colleges you are planning to attend. You should have taken Intermediate Algebra during the summer of your sophomore or junior year so you could have taken PreCalculus during your senior year. Ask your counselor just to make sure. Or at least have taken Intermediate algebra instead of vocational math. But then again, vocational math isn't offered in my high school (CA) so I'm not sure about that.
