Is there anyway I can pass Finite?

bthomp1
Fri, 01 Apr 2011 04:47:11 +0000

Also, you can take D116 (2 cr.) and D117 (2 cr.) instead of M118 or A118. Those classes take a whole semester to cover the equivalent of one-half semester of regular finite.

Also, the school of journalism bulletin states as fulfilling the math requirement:

–“One college-level mathematics course”–

You might ask your advisor, since no specific math classes are mentioned as being required/u to fulfill the requirement, if you can use “undistributed credit” from a transfered one-hundred level to fulfill the requirement. Finite math transfers from the College of the Canyons as four undistributed one-hundred level credits. Maybe that would be enough to fulfill the requirement. Maybe you could find an online version of finite in a cc in California that would give you undistributed one-hundred level credit, as I don’t think there are any finite classes in California cc’s that will give credit specifically for M118.

from credit transfer site:

Results for Coll Canyons.

If you take the following course(s) at Coll Canyons

1.
Transfer Department:
MATH
Course Number:
111
Course Title:
Finite Math

You will receive credit for the following IUB course(s).

1.
Equivalent IU Department:
MATH-UN
Equivalent IU Course:
100
IU Credits Received:
4