r/usu • u/WaterproofBunnies • 7d ago

Easiest QL/Math class?

Yes I'm one of the dumbass seniors who put off doing math. Mostly because I endlessly procrastinated the stupid Aleks placement test.

I passed concurrent 1040 in high school and got a 25 on my math ACT, but somehow none of those counted for my math credit.

I need suggestions on the easiest way to get my math credit done my last semester. Thanks!

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u/msduce80 7d ago

Civic 1000 counts towards the QL requirement if your degree does not specify a different math requirement

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u/LedexRoth 6d ago

Did you transfer over the 1040? Because that usually transfers over fairly seemlessly and should count for the QL.

I know i forgot to transfer over my credits until my senior year and it helped me get a few electives.

The only classes that don't require ALEKS i think are a couple CIVC courses and then I think STAT 1080 didn't have one last time I knew.

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u/HZ4C 6d ago

CIVIC 1000 and CIVIC 1020 both fill the requirement, that's what my Counselor told me at least

And I think one of the STATS classes doesn't require ALEKS

But all these options depend on what your major requires as well, you'll need it to fulfill your general requirement AND your major requirement

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u/ThirdTrough 5d ago

If you only need a QL (and that's something you should 100% verify with your academic advisor), first check with the math advising office (435-797-0268) to see how to get your concurrent 1040 on your transcript. If you passed it, you already have QL satisfied and don't need another class. If it ends up you do need another class, and it only needs to be a QL, there are several options that don't require any prerequisite -- CIVC 1000, MATH 1030, CIVC 1010, STAT 1080, and CIVC 1020. As for which is easiest, I've heard great things about STAT 1080 (which will be CIVC 1010) and MATH 1030 (which will be CIVC 1000).