Solve for r: Factor completely: ) Prime Placement Information Our goal is for you to be placed where you have the best chance for success. Your ACT Math score and your score from the Sample Placement Test in this packet are indicators of your future placement at St. Charles Community College. There are four classes which precede College Algebra, and many advanced classes which follow College Algebra. Math 095: Developmental Math 1 (2 credit hours) Math 096: Developmental Math 2 (3 credit hours) Math 098: Beginning Algebra (3 credit hours) Math 121: Intermediate Algebra (3 credit hours) ACT Math score: An ACT Math score less than 21 will likely place you into one of the three developmental Math courses. These courses do not count toward graduation with an Associate of Arts (AA) degree. An ACT Math score of 21, 22, or 23 indicates a likely probability that you will place into Intermediate Algebra. This class counts as an elective, but does not satisfy the math requirement for graduation. An ACT Math score greater than 23 will likely place you into College Algebra. This course is required for graduation with a transferrable AA degree. (Note: A few programs accept Contemporary College Math in place of College Algebra.) Sample Placement Test score: (out of 6 possible) A score less than 3 will likely place you into a developmental Math course. A score of 3, 4, or 5 will likely place you into Beginning Algebra or Intermediate Algebra.
Solve for r: Factor completely: ) Prime Placement Information Our goal is for you to be placed where you have the best chance for success. Your ACT Math score and your score from the Sample Placement Test in this packet are indicators of your future placement at St. Charles Community College. There are four classes which precede College Algebra, and many advanced classes which follow College Algebra. Math 095: Developmental Math 1 (2 credit hours) Math 096: Developmental Math 2 (3 credit hours) Math 098: Beginning Algebra (3 credit hours) Math 121: Intermediate Algebra (3 credit hours) ACT Math score: An ACT Math score less than 21 will likely place you into one of the three developmental Math courses. These courses do not count toward graduation with an Associate of Arts (AA) degree. An ACT Math score of 21, 22, or 23 indicates a likely probability that you will place into Intermediate Algebra. This class counts as an elective, but does not satisfy the math requirement for graduation. An ACT Math score greater than 23 will likely place you into College Algebra. This course is required for graduation with a transferrable AA degree. (Note: A few programs accept Contemporary College Math in place of College Algebra.) Sample Placement Test score: (out of 6 possible) A score less than 3 will likely place you into a developmental Math course. A score of 3, 4, or 5 will likely place you into Beginning Algebra or Intermediate Algebra.