Fast Track is Missouri S&T’s summer math workshop. Through an online, self-paced, asynchronous format Fast Track gives you the chance to strengthen your math skills and build confidence.
By completing the workshop successfully, you can automatically place into a higher math course for the fall semester. Fast Track focuses on placement improvement, not skipping classes. You’ll work through core math concepts, so you’re better prepared for your next course.
Key things to know:
Fast Track does not earn college credit
Fast Track does not negatively affect your GPA
Progress is based on completion and understanding of the material
If you don’t meet the standard to move forward, you simply stop — there is no academic penalty
Once registered, you’ll be enrolled in an online workshop with other incoming students who are working toward the same goal: improving math placement.
All coursework takes place online in Canvas and is asynchronous, which means you have no scheduled class times; you work on lessons when it fits your schedule; you move at your own pace within the program window.
The workshop runs from March 30–August 7. The only fixed deadlines are:
Registration deadline: July 3
Final day to complete quizzes: August 5
You’ll complete assignments, quizzes, and assessments designed to check your understanding of the material. Placement is automatically adjusted upon successful completion of each workshop section and by earning a passing score on an exit exam.
Fast Track focuses on the following math courses:
Fundamentals of Algebra
College Algebra
Trigonometry
Precalculus
Your starting point is determined by your initial math placement. From there, recommended timelines help guide your progress, but you remain in control of your pace.
Even though Fast Track is online and self‑paced, you won’t be on your own. Students have access to:
Faculty support: Through email & live Zoom sessions
Peer mentorship: Current S&T students ready to answer questions about college & share how your improved placement will provide more future flexibility.
Tutoring services: Our Student Success Center stands at the ready to provide additional support with key concepts.
This combination of flexibility and support helps students stay on track while building confidence in their math skills.
Fast Track is an $850 program. Thanks to generous donor support, all participants automatically receive a $500 scholarship, bringing the total cost to $350.
To register, you'll want to have the following information ready:
If you have any questions about Fast Track, contact Professor Kelley Koob.
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