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How much XP is required to complete the Mathematical Foundations course sequence?

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There is no single confirmed total, as estimates vary depending on the specific courses included. As of 2025-01-22, the foundations series spanning from fractions to first-year university is benchmarked at “about 15,000 XP” Source: Other, MA Staff. Previously, on 2024-09-11, it was stated that completing Foundations One, Two, and Three plus the Methods of Proof course requires “roughly 18,000 XP” Source: Other, MA Staff

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  1. MA Staff — what does this status mean?Justin Skycak — Q&A: But Don’t You Need 10,000 Hours To Learn Math?

    “Math Academy's foundations series that goes from fractions to first-year university is benchmarked about 15,000 XP”— Justin Skycak

  2. MA Staff — what does this status mean?Justin Skycak — Golden Nuggets Podcast #35: Optimizing learning efficiency at Math Academy

    “If someone started at Mathematical Foundations One—which begins with adding fractions—and completed Foundations One, Two, and Three, that’s about 15,000 XP. Adding the Methods of Proof course, which is relatively small…”— Justin Skycak

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