I honestly do not know of any program that lists a FL as an entrance requirement. Just look at a bunch of different universities/colleges etc... for programs she's interested in and see what they require. But I really don't think she'll need it.

No one can recommend an algebra program? lol

I think the better question is, is there anyone out there that doesn't?

DS is grade 9, and has been a late bloomer when it comes to math. However, he is now making great strides. We're currently using Math Antics for Pre-Algebra which I expect him to finish up before this year is over, probably by/in February. I am wondering what to use with him next for Algebra. He really doesn't have any interest in math (he's an arts kid through and through). The reason he likes Math Antics is because it's highly visual, and it uses comedy, so it's funny and engaging. He absolutely NEEDS something with a high amount of visuals - whether pictures in a textbook or online, doesn't really matter. He just really needs to see how the process is done, and he also needs very short, concise instructions. We looked into Learn Math Fast, but the lessons are way too much reading for him. I've been considering Math U See, though he thought those videos were boring. But perhaps the manipulatives would help? We've never used it, so I wasn't sure. Any other suggestions for a high-interest/engaging/visual math program for Algebra? Also, preferably something that doesn't break the bank 😉