Is the FX-300ES Plus allowed on standardized tests?

It is a non-programmable scientific calculator, so it is accepted on many exams that permit scientific calculators, including several SAT and ACT sittings. Check the rules of the specific test before exam day.

How does it compare with the TI-30XS MultiView?

Both are non-programmable scientific calculators for school. Casio emphasizes a natural two-line display for fractions and expressions, while the TI offers a multi-line history and a slightly different key layout.

Does it run on solar power?

No. It runs on a single AAA battery, with no solar cell, so keep a spare battery on hand for long exams.

Can it do fractions and mixed numbers?

Yes. It enters and displays fractions and mixed numbers and converts between fractions and decimals.

The calculator comes with a slide-on hard case and a battery installed.

Is it good for statistics class?

Yes. It handles one-variable and two-variable statistics, including mean, standard deviation and linear regression.

Where is the Casio FX-300ES Plus Scientific Calculator cheapest?

At Clermont College Bookstore, for $20.99, as of our latest check.

Where can I buy the Casio FX-300ES Plus Scientific Calculator?

10 stores we checked sell it, including TCU Campus Store, Allan Hancock College Bookstore, Clermont College Bookstore, UC Blue Ash College Bookstore, University of Cincinnati Medical Bookstore.