u/elevenlettermel

I graduated from high school more than 20 years ago where I took math through geometry as well as an intro to physical science class, biology, and anatomy, physiology and genetics, but I’ve never taken calculus, trigonometry, chemistry or physics.

Since then, I’ve gotten undergrad and graduate degrees in social science and humanities. I’m considering applying for the online Mechanical Engineering program, but would need to prove proficiency in physics and calculus.

Would StraighterLine’s programs do that? Or is there another way that’s affordable to essentially get these high school credits?