This course develops quantitative thinking through the framework of personal finance applications. Students will build foundational algebraic problem-solving skills while exploring introductory financial scenarios such as budgeting, basic savings and investment strategies, credit management, and college financing. By applying mathematical reasoning to real-world financial situations, students will begin to develop the tools needed to make informed and responsible personal finance decisions and gain an appreciation for how these skills can be valuable across various academic fields and professional contexts.
Continuing Education Units (CEU) :
Continuing Education Units (CEU) :
Course Number
MATH1-UC1105
Associated Degree
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