This Short Course was created to help Problem Solving professionals accomplish a structured, data-driven algebra refresh before entering full Quant prep. By completing this course, you'll be able to pinpoint exactly where your algebra gaps are, build a realistic weekly study schedule, and walk into Quant prep with proven readiness — starting the very next day. By the end of this course, you will be able to:

Refresh College Algebra Foundations

What you'll learn
Diagnosis first: Precise self-assessment reveals gaps; targeting weaknesses beats reviewing everything.
Prioritize for efficiency: Focus practice on your two weakest areas for faster, optimal improvement.
Structured planning: A time-blocked schedule turns goals into consistent habits for any learning path.
Verify readiness: Checking mastery before advancing protects momentum and cuts downstream frustration.
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