HOWEVER, if you get less than 80% on the assessment quiz, it really means you are not ready to succeed in Math 1506, or Math 1507. It is with the highest level of recommendation that you should drop this class and take Math 1510. Math 1510 is designed to bring students to a level where they will be able to succeed in their math courses at York.

Course Webpage: Found on eClass, titled Mathematics for the Life Sciences, Math 1506 3.0, D. There is also the eClass page Tutorials for Mathematics for the Life Sciences, Math 1506 3.0. These are different eClass pages. Prerequisite: 12U Advanced Functions (MHF4U) or equivalent, or SC/MATH 1510 3.00.

This course is intended for students who wish to strengthen their knowledge in high school mathematics as preparation for university level mathematics courses, such as SC/MATH 1506 3.00 and SC/MATH 1520 3.00.

2023年7月17日 · is it multiple choice? are the assignments online? how are the tutorials? i have math 1506 this week and im scared

2023年9月3日 · Starting Math 1506 this semester and Math 1507 in Winter. Are these courses very hard? What should I expect? How are lectures? I haven't done math in…

Math 1506 is designed for students enrolled in programs that only require 6 credits of mathematics, and should be taken in the first year of academic studies. Typically, students in Biology, Psychology, or Kinesiology enroll in Math 1506.

2023年11月30日 · HOWEVER, if you get less than 80% on the assessment quiz, it really means you are not ready to succeed in Math 1506, or Math 1507. It is with the highest level of recommendation that you should drop this class and take Math 1510. Math 1510 is designed to bring students to a level where they will be able to succeed in their math courses at York.

2024年9月3日 · Math 1506 is designed for students enrolled in programs that only require 6 credits of mathematics and should be taken in the first year of academic studies. Typically, students majoring in Biology, Psychology or Kinesiology enroll in Math 1506.

2023年7月24日 · I’m freshly out of Highschool and I wanted to know how hard math 1506 is. Could I take it if I’ve passed grade 12 advanced functions and calculus despite getting below a 70 in both or would I just fail it?