When it comes to academics, one of the most underrated classes in mathematics and yet it encompasses everything that we do. One way to combat the readiness of college students is to begin preparing students for this before they even leave high school. Mohave Community College is doing something about it where they are proving every high school students to prepare for college math.
Mathematics is often a trouble area for learners.
The statistics show that only twenty-five percent of high school seniors are at or above proficiency level for mathematics. The high school students can first take a placement test to see where they rank in math knowledge and then use the free online study options to improve their success rate. It is a free service built to run at the student’s own pace.
Key takeaways
- Mohave Community College is launching EdReady, a program designed to help high school students in Mohave County assess their readiness and prepare for college math.
- High school students will be able to take a practice test, see where they rank and then use the provided study tools to help improve their math rank.
- The program is free, self-paced, easy to use, and will help encourage success in math for high school and current Mohave Community College students.
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