The Real Costs of Remedial College Math

Jan 8, 2017 | Parker

Twenty percent, or more, of entering college freshman have to take a remedial math class before they can take a college level math course. This happens because they do not score well on the college math placement tests.   Remedial math courses cost money but don’t count towards graduation. Students placed in remedial math courses find this extra expense of time and money aggravating, as do their parents.

Even worse, students who must enroll in remedial courses often do not earn the degree or certificate they had hoped. Often adult students who completed high school many years ago find themselves in remedial math classes because it’s been so long since they took a math class. Others who end up in remedial math classes include students whose high school math courses were not rigorous enough and students who struggled to get good grades in math.

Legislators and educators are working toward reducing the number of college freshman needing to take a remedial course. Students themselves are highly motivated to avoid the extra effort and expense. Mathnasium of Parker can be part of the solution to avoiding remedial math classes. Not everyone knows that we welcome high school students and adult learners, but we do!! We are actually a much better value than most private tutors and we customize our proprietary curriculum to your needs, so you only pay for the instruction you need.
Don’t let a little math placement test squash your college dreams. Come get the help you need and avoid college remediation courses. Give us a call today!  303-840-1184

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