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Almost all majors require at least one math course. Entry-level math courses require a certain math placement score in order to enroll.
Math 010: Intermediate Algebra (non-college credit)
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Math 113: Contemporary Mathematics | No minimum requirement
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Math 114: College Mathematics and Statistics | 45
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Math 115: Precalculus | 60
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Math 117: Precalculus for Scientists and Engineers
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Math 231: Integrated Calculus IA | 65
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Math 221: Calculus I | 70
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Math 241: Analytic Geometry and Calculus A | 75
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If you score higher than the score needed for a particular math course, you can still enroll in that course. For example, if your score is 70, you can still enroll in Math 114 College Math and Statistics which requires a score of 45.
To determine the math placement goal and entry math course needed for your major, you need to have the name of your major and its associated college. Once you have this information, go to the following link:
Math courses required by college and major