Calculators For College
If your child is heading off to college in the fall, you're probably already thinking about what to get them for school supplies. If your student isn't a math whiz, you might be wondering which calculator to buy.
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Texas Instruments - Teacher Kit Portable Scientific Calculator (10-Pack)
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A portable, two-line scientific calculator pack that handles trigonometric functions, fractions, and exam-approved tasks.$148.00 Your price for this item is $148.00 -
Texas Instruments - TI-84Plus graphing calculator
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An all-purpose graphing calculator with preloaded apps for geometry, inequality graphing, and data analysis.$129.99 Your price for this item is $129.99Save $10Was $139.99The previous price was $139.99 -
Texas Instruments - TI-84 Plus CE Graphing Calculator 84PLCE/TBL/1L1/AX
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A sleek, full-color graphing calculator with rechargeable battery and MathPrint feature for enhanced visual learning.$171.44 Your price for this item is $171.44Save $3Was $174.98The previous price was $174.98 -
HP - 2716570 12-Digit LCD 10bII+ Financial Calculator - false
SKU: J3ZC6QFLGVSee all CalculatorsProduct Description
A versatile financial calculator with over 100 built-in functions and an easy-to-read adjustable LCD display.$51.87 Your price for this item is $51.87 -
Casio - DM-1200BM DM1200BM 12-Digit LCD Desktop Calculator - Silver
SKU: J76JW2W4XXSee all CalculatorsProduct Description
A silver desktop calculator featuring a 12-digit LCD display, auto shut-off, and dual power options.$40.19 Your price for this item is $40.19 -
Pursonic - Scientific Graphic Function Calculator - White
SKU: J765GZTPHFSee all CalculatorsProduct Description
A slim white scientific calculator with a 2.5-inch LCD, ideal for complex academic and professional calculations.$39.99 Your price for this item is $39.99 -
HP - 12-Digit Battery/Solar Powered Basic Calculator
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A versatile 12-digit battery- and solar-powered calculator handles business, financial, statistical, and everyday math calculations accurately.$21.44 Your price for this item is $21.44 -
Texas Instruments - TI-30XS MultiView - Blue
SKU: J73SST7XQXThe calculator is great but your service in regards to receiving it was terrible!!!!
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A blue scientific calculator with four-line display and MathPrint for accurate math and science notation.$24.97 Your price for this item is $24.97Save $9Was $34.12The previous price was $34.12 -
Casio - Desktop Calculator - Silver
SKU: J76JW2VVZPSee all CalculatorsProduct Description
A solar-powered calculator with a silver metallic finish, large display, and convenient tax and currency functions.$26.57 Your price for this item is $26.57
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When choosing a calculator for college, consider the requirements of your courses. Look for features like scientific functions, graphing capabilities, programmability, and compatibility with exam guidelines. Some majors may require specific models or advanced functions.
Many college-level math and science courses recommend or require a graphing calculator, especially for calculus, statistics, engineering, and physics classes. Always check your course syllabus or ask your instructor to confirm if a graphing calculator is needed.
Yes, many calculators are versatile enough to be used across different subjects such as mathematics, engineering, and science. Graphing and scientific calculators often have a wide range of functions suitable for various courses.
A scientific calculator performs basic arithmetic, trigonometric, and statistical functions, making it suitable for general math and science courses. A graphing calculator, on the other hand, can plot graphs, solve equations visually, and handle more complex computations, which is helpful for advanced courses.
Yes, certain calculators are approved for use in standardized exams like the SAT, ACT, and AP tests. Be sure to check the official guidelines for your specific exam to ensure your calculator model is permitted.