Students who place into Option C will, on the basis of Math placement exam socres, enroll in either Math 95 Basic College Math (3 credits) or Math 98 Algebra for College (4 credits), in addition to a section of INTD 101 Orientation to College for a total of 4 or 5 credits.

 

Math 095 Basic College Math

Math 098 Algebra for College

INTD 101 Orientation to College

 

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COURSE DESCRIPTION:

 

MATH 095 Basic College Math

This course develops computational skills involving operations and applications of whole numbers, integers, and rational numbers with an emphasis on use of calculators. Short introductions to the areas of algebra, geometry, statistics, and graphical interpretation are included. Selected students may have the opportunity to complete the requirements of both MATH 095 and MATH 098 in this course. This is a 3-hour, 3 non-degree credit course.

 

MATH 098 Algebra for College

This course is an introduction to algebra which concentrates on graphic representation, problem solving, and the use and manipulation of polynomials and other algebraic expressions to model and interpret real-life situations. The central themes are the applications of linear and quadratic relationships. This is a 4-hour, 4 non-degree credit course. Prerequisite: MATH 095 Basic College Math or COMP EXAM

 

INTD 101 Orientation to College

Incoming students are referred to this course on the basis of placement test performance. All incoming students with two or more skill deficiencies are required to take this course. The purpose of the course is to provide students with a highly supportive environment in which to explore their personal and career goals and to obtain specific information about various aspects of the University including but not limited to academic advisement, registration, academic and student support services, academic programs, and financial aid.

 

 

How do I sign up for Freshman Express 2012?

For More information on Freshman Express, please call the Admissions Office at 201-200-3234 or send an email to Dr. Hilary Englert at henglert@njcu.edu.