Hi, I am trying to fill out my high school coursework on Coalition, and I am stuck on displaying that I took the required amount of math courses without giving myself extra credits. I took accelerated math, which in my school is 1 1/2 years of math in 1 school year. On my transcript, I only have two credits for taking Algebra 1, Geometry, and Algebra 2 (even though I took the end of course testing for each class). How do I display that I took these three classes worth of math on Coalition without adding credits of math I did not earn?
I really don’t understand you question. But what it sounds like is that you took an accelerated class that covered the material that other students would have covered in a longer time. You don’t get to add additional time to the class. If you took the class for a year, you put the year on the app. It doesn’t matter that other students may have covered the same material in 1 1/2 years. This is similar to Calc AB vs Calc BC at many schools. The student that took Calc BC doesn’t get to add classes because they covered more material in the same time.
You are right. I guess I am asking how can I meet a geometry, algebra 1, and algebra 2 requirement for where I want to go to school? I am a little frustrated because I was told by my school that I would get credit for taking three class, but on my transcript it only gives me two credits for two classes (which makes sense). Is there a way to tell the schools I am applying to that I tried to meet their requirements and challenge myself on my Coalition application? Do you you think that if I put math-other instead adv. algebra 1 that they (the colleges I am applying to) will maybe understanding and maybe give me credit for taking geometry and algebra.