In order to transfer, I must pass college algebra, so in August I took the college math assessment placement test and was very depressed when I placed into pre-algebra. My placement in pre-algebra meant I had to take four math courses to fulfill the math course requirement. I would have needed to take pre-algebra, then elementary algebra, then intermediate algebra, and finally college algebra to fulfill the math requirement.

The teacher explained the algebra lesson in class and he did not fully understand the algebra concepts. He was confused and frustrated with the algebra problems. When Lida stared explaining the Algebra problems and resolved over twenty five algebra problems he started understating the algebra concept. He was improved remarkably over the 60 minutes lesson. We have also noticed that he started approaching his Algebra homework more confidently.

Since I am a business major, I needed to pass Algebra I and II to continue at my University. I went back to my home country for my summer and later on found out that I failed my Algebra II course and from that day you can say that I felt like my summer break ended. I spent the first week and a half with a tutor but later on traveled back to America to re take my summer courses and one of them was my Algebra II course.