<p>Finite is much easier at Ivy Tech, and transfers for credit to IUB. In summers, finite usually meets twice a week at Ivy Tech. This summer finite was offered at the main campus at Meridian and Illinois streets, and also at the Ivy Tech buildings in Avon, Carmel, and Mooresville. S took it a few years ago at IUB and had to drop it; only W he had at IU. He took it at Ivy Tech the next summer and got an A, which transfers to IUB as credit and IUB gpa is not affected.</p>
<p>So, at Ivy Tech in summer it would be 16 class meetings in eight weeks to get transfer credit for M118; at IUB with D116 and D117 (each meets three times a week for the whole semester), it would be more than 90 class meetings spread out over 32 weeks, for the same math requirement for her program. At Ivy Tech there will be no more than 30 students in each class; at IUB, there will be between 150-250 for most sections of M118 finite if she takes that. IUB environment is very sink or swim; if you don’t understand something, you will be left behind. </p>
<p>“The Finite Show” has finite lectures at this link.
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