Course materials for your math class

MyMathLab software is currently being required in select sections of MATD 0330, 0370, 0390, MATH 1314, and MATH 1316.
To determine whether your section requires MyMathLab, look at the Textbook link next to your course in the web schedule. If the "required" item is the MyMathLab Student Access Kit, then you re required to use MyMathLab in your class.

All distance learning and computer-mediated classes require MyMathLab. In the other classes, the teacher decides. Since changes in staffing are possible up to the start of the semester, we recommend that you check the textbook site again right before purchasing your materials. If you are considering purchasing a used book, or the stand-alone software, you may want to wait until the last month before classes start. In any case, be sure to keep your receipt, leave intact any shrink wrap, and know the return policy for your purchases.

Here are your purchasing options for using MyMathLab.

• New textbook with MyMathLab. A new textbook (either hard-bound or loose 3-hole) purchased from an ACC bookstore includes a MyMathLab access code. Important note: It is not included with the purchase of a used book, and may not be included with a new book purchased at a different bookstore.
• MyMathLab Access only. You may purchase a Student MyMathLab Access Kit online from an ACC bookstore, or from Pearson Higher Ed for $70.00 at: www.mymathlab.com/buying.html, without a textbook. The software includes an electronic version of the textbook. All instructors who require MyMathLab allow students to purchase the software without a physical book if they wish to do so.

You may try to purchase the book and/or software from another vendor, but please be aware that Pearson will not guarantee your product if it is not purchased directly from Pearson or from an ACC bookstore.

IMPORTANT: Please always keep your receipts. Do not remove shrink-wrap from new texts until after the first class meeting, and after your instructor has verified that you belong in the course in which you are enrolled. Level changes in the first two weeks are common in MATD courses.

See the ACC online faculty/staff directory for contact info.