Math Pathways

MATH OPENS DOORS

Math is more than a graduation requirement; it is the gateway to your future major and career. By following the right math pathway, you will develop the skills you need to be successful in your major.

All students need to complete or test out of Math 102, Math 104, or Math 111 to satisfy the Computational Skill requirement for graduation. Your math pathway is based on your academic interest or major, and where you start on your path is determined by your placement.

KNOW YOUR MATH GRADUATION REQUIREMENT

You can meet your graduation requirement by completing one of these courses

Math 102 Survey of Math
Math 103 Elementary Statistics
Math 104 Quantitative Reasoning
Math 111 College Algebra

STEM majors will require additional math.

NOTE: Some students may need to complete MATH 100 Foundations of College Mathematics prior to enrolling in one of the above courses.

Math pathways Math111 for STEM and Pre-Health majors

Math pathways Math 102 arts and humanities

Math pathways Math 104 Business, Nursing, and Social Sciences

*Computational skill requirement

NOTE: Some students may need to complete a noncredit math bridge before enrolling in their gateway math course.

Students who complete their required pathway math courses by 30 credits are 6 times more likely to graduate within 4 years

Retention rate – 30 % higher for students who complete their math requirement in the first year

HOW DO I FIGURE OUT MY PATH?

Take the placement exam.

This will determine where you start on the path.

Identify what meta major or major interests you the most.

This will help identify the appropriate math pathway.

Get a Jump Start.

Brush up on your math skills by looking over our Math Move Up videos and materials or us them when you need a quick refresher.