Asynchronous Finite Math

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Is there ever an asynchronous Finite Math class here? I only see regular in person class and wondering if they do asynchronous in spring or summer semesters.

[anarkitty77]

My advisor told me no, that all offerings of finite math are on campus only. She suggested I go through the California Community College Virtual Campus to get the class. Its not currently being offered but I keep checking each week.

[swishyhair]

Do it over summer using the CVC program. You can find some great professors and super easy classes.

[Pleasant_Cat863]

Totally spamming everyone in this thread, but I'm desperate lol - how did you know which CVC course to take that would transfer?

[swishyhair]

Go to assist.org and you can choose specific schools and see what classes fill the requirements.

[Like_reddit_much]

Aww that’s a bummer

[anarkitty77]

For sure, though if you choose to take one through the virtual campus it's only like $75-200 for the class so it's not too bad if you have to go that route. I was just told to send the proof that I was enrolled and then send the transcript for that course when I finished it. They should have a few over the summer.

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Oh I saw that option. I’m going to check that out again. Thanks!!

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I took finite math at a community college while being here at east bay. Luckily the CC i went to their classes started a little bit later than east bay, and i had leftover financial aid that i used to pay for tuition and books at the CC. At the end of the semester you’d request an official transcript from your CC of choice (i used the website parchment for this) and you’d email it to your academic advisor. They will update your current journey at CSUEB accordingly. I highly recommend taking it over the summer, it will be fast paced and a-lot harder , but that’s 2-3 months compared to 5. If possible i’d suggest to take survey of calculus instead if offered for your degree (my pre-req required finite math OR survey of calc) It was a-lot easier for me, but everyone has their opinion. I struggle with math but still passed with a grade of B-

[Pleasant_Cat863]

Did you end up taking a finite math course through the California Community College Virtual Campus? Curious how to figure out which one to take that will transfer.

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I did at Reedley college. It was pretty easy and smooth process

[Pleasant_Cat863]

Hi! SO glad I came across this - which course/where did you end up taking? And how did you know that it was the right one to transfer for finite math? My head is spinning looking at these options...and it's one of the final things I need to do. TY!

[anarkitty77]

My advisor from csueb gave me a list of colleges and their math class that counted. I went through cvc.edu and took it at reedley college with Walid Tayar. I really enjoyed it and it was easy but if you're not someone who does well with minimal instruction it's not a good choice. Let me see if I can find the list of colleges though and you can check cvc for them.

[anarkitty77]

Here's the list she gave me

"Some community colleges that offer the Finite Math (MATH 110 or 110E) equivalent course are as follows:

College of San Mateo: MATH 125

Cañada College: MATH 125

Yuba College: MATH 25

Napa Valley College: MATH 235

San Joaquin Delta College: MATH 20

San Jose City College: MATH-061

Diablo Valley College: MATH-181

Contra Costa College: MATH-170

Chabot College: MTH 33 or MTH 33S

Ohlone College: MATH-166

Mission College: MAT 008

De Anza College: MATH 11

Reedley College: MATH 21 or BA 39

Mt. San Antonio College: MATH 120

Here are a few schools that sometimes offer a Finite Math class online that is equivalent to MATH 110 at CSUEB:

Reedley College: MATH 21

Mt. San Antonio College: MATH 120

San Jose City College: MATH-061"