Cost still may be problem with Community College courses relative to the benefit. I think you would do much better to go to a nearby college, find the bulletin boards where students post flyers, and look for someone advertising math tutoring.
I majored in math in college, so I may not have the right perspective for your situation, but I've tutored many self-proclaimed struggling math students who were successful in their required foray into introductory math. Invariably, they said that one-on-one instruction was the most helpful -- especially since they could just deal with the questions/subjects that gave them problems. At a range between $12 - $20 an hour - at least for most of the intro subjects - this may prove to be a good option.
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Cost still may be problem with Community College courses relative to the benefit. I think you would do much better to go to a nearby college, find the bulletin boards where students post flyers, and look for someone advertising math tutoring. I majored in math in college, so I may not have the right perspective for your situation, but I've tutored many self-proclaimed struggling math students who were successful in their required foray into introductory math. Invariably, they said that one-on-one instruction was the most helpful -- especially since they could just deal with the questions/subjects that gave them problems. At a range between $12 - $20 an hour - at least for most of the intro subjects - this may prove to be a good option.