High-School Credits for Triad Math

If you are using Triad Math as your homeschool/private school math curriculum, here is an outline of how Triad Math meets the credit needs. 

Your students will earn up to 10.0 Credits of High School Math in this program, depending on how far they go through the program:

Tier 1
.5 Credit Pre-Algebra

Tier 2
.5 Credit Algebra I (Practical)
.5 Credit Geometry I (Practical)
.5 Credit Trigonometry (Practical)

Tier 3 (3 Parts)
.5 Credit Algebra I (earned in Part 1)
.5 Credit Geometry I (earned in Part 1)
.5 Credit Consumer Math (earned in Part 2)
.5 Credit Quantitative Reasoning (earned in Part 2)
0 Credit SAT Test Prep (Part 3)

Tier 4
1 Credit Geometry II (Analytical Geom.)
1 Credit Algebra II
1 Credit Trigonometry (Pre-Calculus)

Tier 5
1 Credit Calculus I (Differential Calculus)
1 Credit Calculus II (Integral Calculus)

Tier 6
1 Credit Differential Equations

Explanation of Each Tier

Tier One: Practical Math Foundation

Learning to use a TI 30XA scientific calculator – 17 lessons
Pre-Algebra Review – 11 lessons

Tier Two: Practical Math Foundation

Algebra – 11 lessons
Geometry – 19 lessons
Trigonometry – 9 lessons

Tier Three: Standardized Test Prep

Part One: Additional Algebra – 15 Lessons
Part Two: Special Topics – 14 Lessons
Part Three: SAT/ACT Prep – 9 Lessons

Tier Four: Math for College-Bound Students

Introduction to Wolfram Alpha, the amazing modern math tool
More In-Depth Geometry – 15 Lessons
More In-Depth Algebra – 15 Lessons
More In-Depth Trigonometry – 13 Lessons
Complex Numbers (A Modern Treatment) – 11 Lessons
Algebra Special Topics – 6 Lessons
Geometry Special Topics – 6 Lessons

Tier Five: Math for College-Bound STEM Students

Part One: Differential Calculus – 14 Lessons
Part Two: Integral Calculus – 18 Lessons

Tier Six: Math for College-Bound STEM Students

Differential Equations– 15 Lessons

See an entire syllabus of Tiers 1-6 here