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Message: [QUOTE="Bambrewer, post: 1447297, member: 4728"] I will give you another shy situation to explain this. Each school or state calls a class something different. So the NCAA says you must take a biology an astronomy type class. So shy sets up his courses. He takes biology 2 because he failed it sophomore year. But he took biology 1 freshman year. So mass would pass him because he passed 2 years of science. They don't require a different 2 nd year. He would graduate and be set. But he wants to meet NCAA requirements so he has to take a different science. So he puts in for chemistry they say no that's the same type as biology so he had to take astronomy to satisfy the NCAA eligibility needs. He class would have been ok to graduate but not clear NCAA. MatH works the same way algebra is one group algebra 2 is the same group but statistics and finance is a different group. You have to make sure you not only pass math 4 years you have to use different groups of math [/QUOTE]