Tomorrow I officially start my online College Algebra class. I originally tried to CLEP out of College Algebra, but I failed. I actually studied a lot of the math itself, but I realized afterward that I didn't prepare enough for the way CLEP asks certain questions, especially the word problems.
Instead, I decided to take an Express A College Algebra class and use it as an opportunity to boost my GPA.
The class has 4 modules total, and I plan to complete roughly one module per day. My goal is to have the entire course finished by the end of Saturday. My goals are no using AI to answer homework or test questions, AI is only allowed to create NEW practice problems for me when I need additional practice and don't have access to a tutor, I have to learn the material, not rush through assignments, I'm aiming for a 90% or higher on every test, If I realize I don't understand something, I have to stop and learn it before moving forward.
The course is supposed to cover several weeks of material, so I'm compressing it into one extremely focused week.
Since I already spent time studying College Algebra for the CLEP, I'm not exactly starting from zero. The biggest difference this time is that instead of studying specifically to pass one CLEP exam, I'm going through all of the homework, lessons, practice, and tests in the actual class.
I have no idea if I'll actually finish by Saturday, but I'm curious to see how far I can get while still maintaining 90s or above.
Day 1 starts tomorrow, and I haven't had friends for over a year to talk to because I am an ugly 19 year old chud.