I dropped out my first year of college due to work related issues. It was either work or school so I had to choose work since I was on my own. I finally qualify for FAFSA this year, so it will help me get back on track. I applied to a community college to ease me back into the student lifestyle, without pressuring me too much. I'm required to take the COMPASS test for placement. It's basically a mini version of the ACT that you take at the school you're applying to. I already took the SAT and got an 1133 on my first try, but it won't be accepted since it was so long ago (6 years).
I went over the sample test and surprisingly I remember most of the math problems. The only thing that may give me problems is trig/geo. Specifically problems involving simplifying trig equations. Can anyone recommend a good study guide or refreshers course on things I may need to remember? I took AP Calculus and passed the AP test giving me 8 credits already so it sucks that I have to go through this. I need to remember this stuff eventually, so why not make it now.
I went over the sample test and surprisingly I remember most of the math problems. The only thing that may give me problems is trig/geo. Specifically problems involving simplifying trig equations. Can anyone recommend a good study guide or refreshers course on things I may need to remember? I took AP Calculus and passed the AP test giving me 8 credits already so it sucks that I have to go through this. I need to remember this stuff eventually, so why not make it now.
