My Course Recommendations

You have access to first-level transfer courses in English, ESL, and math, and you receive a recommendation on the level of support needed in order to succeed in the transfer course. The course recommendation is based on English & Math Placement Rules.

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You can start above first-level transfer courses by completing a prerequisite clearance request and submitting one of the following

High School Transcript

Math: Your math course selection is based on your intended program of study and your high school coursework. See the Placement Rules for Math for more information.

Chemistry: You can clear the prerequisite for CHEM A180 by completing high school chemistry (2 semesters) and receiving a B or higher.

AP Test Score(s)

English: A score of "3" or above on the AP English Literature or English Language and Composition exam will allow students to register for English A101: Critical Thinking/Reading/Writing Lit.

Math: A score of "3" or above on the AP Calculus AB will allow students to register for Math A185: Calculus 2. A score of 3 or 4 on the Calculus BC exam will allow students to register for Math A185: Calculus 2. A score of 5 on the Calculus BC exam will allow students to register for Math A280: Calculus 3 or a higher math course.

College Transcript(s)

Successful completion of English or math transfer-level courses from an accredited college or university that is considered equivalent at 91Ů�� with a "C" or better.

English C1000: Freshman Composition

ESL A100: ESL College Composition

The following list of courses can all be considered first-level transferrable courses, depending on your starting point, which should be determined by the Math Placement Rules.

MATH A100: Liberal Arts Math

MATH A104: Math for Elementary Teachers

MATH A115: College Algebra

MATH A120: Trigonometry

MATH A155: Finite Math with Applications

STAT C1000: Introduction to Statistics

PSYC A160: Statistics for Behavioral Sciences

MATH A170: Precalculus

MATH A180: Calculus I

English A001N: Grammar within Reach

English A002N: Reading Tough Texts

English A003N: Paragraphs for Many Purposes