Start by reviewing the Douglas College PSYC 2300 Readiness Assessment to find the topics covered on the test. Then look for books entitled Introductory, Basic or Intermediate Algebra to help you prepare.
Use the Library's OneSearch to find books on your topic. Start with a KEYWORD search using words and phrases that describe your topic, such as "college algebra" or "intermediate algebra."
When you find a book that addresses your topic well, make note of the SUBJECTS assigned to it. They will be useful in finding more information on the same topic. Below are some examples of SUBJECTS that may be useful in your research for algebra materials (click on the links to perform a search in OneSearch discovery catalogue).
Mathematics Study Skills: Mathematics Help - Douglas College Learning Centre
Click here to make an appointment to meet with a peer tutor for a 25-minute tutoring session to help you with study skills and questions about your course work. This guide also offers tips and techniques for effective test-writing as well as advice on using math textbooks for studying.
Introductory and Intermediate Algebra for College Students by 
Stepping it up : foundations for success in college math by Search your local public library's catalogue for "math 11." Many libraries carry study guides and solution manuals specifically for the BC math curriculum.
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