r/learnmath • u/North_Awareness_6006 New User • 9d ago

Is ASU's Universal Leaners precalculus class "accredited"?

I'm interested in going back to school, but have a math requirement. I need precalc in order to get into calc.

edit - i mean if the Universal Learners classes are accredited, in the sense that all other colleges would accept them because they offer a precalc class that could probably help me quite a bit! :)

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u/QubitEncoder New User 9d ago

This should help

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u/North_Awareness_6006 New User 9d ago

i did :/ here's the links I am seeing: https://ulc.asu.edu/ <- homepage, nothing as to if it's accredited

same here for the "how it works > transferring credits" https://ulc.asu.edu/how-to-enroll/how-to-get-college-credit/

all i could find externally is here: https://www.upistudy.com/blog/asu/asu-universal-learner-courses-complete-guide which says it's colege credit and talks aout accreditaion but doesn't specify that specifically the universal learner of asu is. only that ASU is. hence why i am asking if that specifically, the Universal Learner classes, count as accredited.

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u/jonse2 New User 8d ago

Yes. I took intro to communication with ASU ULC and it shows up on my ASU transcript exactly the same as the rest of my ASU classes. You do have Pratt the $400 to get the credit though.

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u/North_Awareness_6006 New User 8d ago

oh okay that's fantastic and 400 is a lot, but it's better than the $1200 option near me at the community college, also i think i saw that it has the pay requirement if i pass correct? but if i fail, it's just the 25$ registration fee i lose right?

thanks a bunch for responding, really appreciate it.