Difficulty Level of College Algebra at American Military University

Hi, I might be heading to American Military University soon and I've heard mixed reviews about their college algebra course. Was it overly tough, or manageable for you? Did you find the class/teacher supportive? I appreciate any perspective.

Hello! That's exciting you might be going to American Military University. As for the college algebra course, I've heard quite a bit of feedback from students who have taken it. Take this with a grain of salt since people's perceptions of a course often depend on their unique strengths, learning rates, and even their particular professor.

Many students have found it challenging but fair. It appears to have a solid curriculum that requires consistent work and practice. If a student has a good base in algebra from high school, it's generally manageable, but it could be a struggle for those who haven't seen much algebra before. Many have found that the pace can be fast, so it's important to stay on top of the material, not let things pile up.

Regarding class and teacher support, many students felt that the professors were accessible and ready to help, but there's a significant emphasis on independent study and self-learning. Because of this, it's essential to be proactive when seeking assistance and to make the most of their office hours and email communications. If you're the type of student who can reach out when needed, then you'll likely find the professors quite supportive.

Remember to utilize any and all resources available to you—including online tutorials or webinars (if the university provides them), classmates for study groups, and the like. Good luck!