Phoenix College Course Features and Resources

Phoenix College offers ten free self-study math courses using open educational resources. These courses range from arithmetic to calculus and are designed for flexible, self-paced learning. They do not count for college credit but provide comprehensive resources like ebooks, video lessons, and online homework. The courses are ideal for high school students, incoming college students, and anyone looking to improve their math skills. Enrollment is open and ongoing.

Which of the following courses is NOT offered in the free self-study mathematics courses?

• Calculus I

• Statistics

• Trigonometry

• Arithmetic/Prealgebra

What is a key feature of the course format?

• Courses appear on official transcripts

• Open enrollment allows you to start anytime

• Courses count for college credit

• Courses are only available during the summer

Which of the following is NOT a resource offered in the courses?

• Complete ebooks

• In-person tutoring

• Video lessons

• Online homework

Who facilitates the courses offered by Phoenix College?

• Michael Johnson

• James Sousa

• John Doe

• Jane Smith

What is the cost of an optional print copy of the course text?

• Free

• $20 or less

• $50 or less

• $30 or less

Which group of students is NOT specifically mentioned as a target audience for these courses?

• Students with math anxiety

• Professional mathematicians

• Current college students needing extra help

• High school students

What is the main purpose of these self-study courses?

• To review or learn new mathematics concepts

• To earn college credits

• To prepare for a career in mathematics

• To replace high school math courses