Calculus I (MAT-151E)

This course requires the following textbook:

Calculus & Its Applications with Integrated Review 14th Edition
Author(s): Asmar, Nakhle | Goldstein, Larry | Lay, David | Schneider, David
Textbook ISBN-13: 9780134437774

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After the five-day window closes (and up until the course's completion date), students may choose to withdraw from the course without a refund. This would result in a "W" on their student record.

The Office of Student Access and Accommodations (OSAA) is a part of the Division of Student Affairs and provides accommodations to students across all MCPHS campuses (Manchester, Boston and Worcester) and online.

Due to the format of School of Professional Studies (SPS) courses, students planning to take self-paced courses are encouraged, though not required, to reach out to OSAA prior to registering for any courses. This will give OSAA ample time to work with the student to review their request for reasonable accommodations.

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