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Why do I get my education from a bunch of morons

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chrisms

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So I haven't taken math in a year and I go in to take the test to see where my new college places me. They put me in Math 90, basically a worthless course that teaches me what I learned years ago.

The test was 12 questions. I knew how to solve the problems but must've fscked up on one or something, I did finish it rather quickly.

But who the hell makes an assessment test, something that determines if you do or do not waste 3-6 months of class time, only 12 questions?

Makes me question why I get my education from these dumbasses. That feels better
 
But who the hell takes an assessment test, something that determines if you do or do not waste 3-6 months of class time, "rather quickly"?
 
Originally posted by: AgaBoogaBoo
The more classes they make you take the more they make 😛
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true enough,

I would talk to a counseler and find out what it would take to get yourself into a higher level math. I'm fairly adept at math but I was dropped in a low 100 level math class at a community college. kinda stupid but ehh, If you figure that all of your classes that are 100+ count as a required or an elective it doesn't really matter anyways, I wouldn't take anything under 100 though, that is just a waste of your money, it won't count towards your final deploma, AgaBooga is right there.
 
Sounds like you need to take the remedial course to learn to check your work.

Do sloppy work like that in your real courses and expect to drown in the Cs.

On the bright side, if you really do know the material then the course should help your GPA.
 
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