Any recommendations for math (learning)software?

[jb60606]

I'm 31, and plan to go to school, part-time, in the winter, spring or summer. I know I'm going to totally bomb the math placement exam, so I want to learn (or freshen up on) as much as I can now. The last thing I want to do is pay a small fortune taking math classes for the next two years until I meet their standards for a BS in CS. I'll get bored quickly and likely drop out.

I'm looking for instruction on all levels of high school math. Anyone have any recommendations?

Thanks in advance!

 

[miles01110]

Pick up some cheap used textbooks on Amazon or something.

 

[jb60606]

Pick up some cheap used textbooks on Amazon or something.

Obviously; though I'd prefer software, so I don't need to lug books to work everyday, in addition to my laptop and other job staples.

I saw a lot of Windows software on Amazon that cover all levels of high school math. I was just hoping that someone here would be familiar with a Mac equivalent.

I suppose that I could just use some of the many random math websites, but I'd like an "unplugged" option, if possible.

Thanks