The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Applied Calculus requirements: MATH 205. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 155 or concurrently enroll in MATH 199. STEM Calculus courses are also an option.
• STEM Calculus math requirements: The entry courses for STEM Calculus are MATH 231 and MATH 235 where the sequence MATH 231 + MATH 232 is equivalent to MATH 235 for the purpose of prerequisites. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 155 or concurrently enroll in MATH 199.
• Introductory Statistics requirements: MATH 220 or MATH 229. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 105.
• Intro to Statistics requirement specifically for COB Majors: COB 191
• College of Business major math requirements: Majors in the College of Business are generally recommended to complete their major's statistics requirement with COB 191 but this can be replaced by MATH 220.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Students in majors with no statistics or calculus requirements only need to satisfy the university's General Education Natural World quantitative reasoning requirement. This is typically satisfied by taking either MATH 103 or MATH 105, but it could also be satisfied by any of the introductory statistics and calculus courses instead.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Introductory Statistics requirements: MATH 220 or MATH 229. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 105.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Students in majors with no statistics or calculus requirements only need to satisfy the university's General Education Natural World quantitative reasoning requirement. This is typically satisfied by taking either MATH 103 or MATH 105, but it could also be satisfied by any of the introductory statistics and calculus courses instead.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Students in majors with no statistics or calculus requirements only need to satisfy the university's General Education Natural World quantitative reasoning requirement. This is typically satisfied by taking either MATH 103 or MATH 105, but it could also be satisfied by any of the introductory statistics and calculus courses instead.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Students in majors with no statistics or calculus requirements only need to satisfy the university's General Education Natural World quantitative reasoning requirement. This is typically satisfied by taking either MATH 103 or MATH 105, but it could also be satisfied by any of the introductory statistics and calculus courses instead.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Students in majors with no statistics or calculus requirements only need to satisfy the university's General Education Natural World quantitative reasoning requirement. This is typically satisfied by taking either MATH 103 or MATH 105, but it could also be satisfied by any of the introductory statistics and calculus courses instead.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Students in majors with no statistics or calculus requirements only need to satisfy the university's General Education Natural World quantitative reasoning requirement. This is typically satisfied by taking either MATH 103 or MATH 105, but it could also be satisfied by any of the introductory statistics and calculus courses instead.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Introductory Statistics requirements: MATH 220 or MATH 229. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 105.
• Biology major requirements: Biology majors require a second mathematics course in addition to introductory statistics from a list of courses which includes STEM calculus.
• STEM Calculus math requirements: The entry courses for STEM Calculus are MATH 231 and MATH 235 where the sequence MATH 231 + MATH 232 is equivalent to MATH 235 for the purpose of prerequisites. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 155 or concurrently enroll in MATH 199.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• STEM Calculus math requirements: The entry courses for STEM Calculus are MATH 231 and MATH 235 where the sequence MATH 231 + MATH 232 is equivalent to MATH 235 for the purpose of prerequisites. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 155 or concurrently enroll in MATH 199.
• Chemistry major math requirements: Chemistry majors may also need introductory statistics, depending on the chosen concentration.
• Introductory Statistics requirements: MATH 220 or MATH 229. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 105.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• STEM Calculus math requirements: The entry courses for STEM Calculus are MATH 231 and MATH 235 where the sequence MATH 231 + MATH 232 is equivalent to MATH 235 for the purpose of prerequisites. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 155 or concurrently enroll in MATH 199.
• Introductory Statistics requirements: MATH 220 or MATH 229. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 105.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Applied Calculus requirements: MATH 205. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 155 or concurrently enroll in MATH 199. STEM Calculus courses are also an option.
• STEM Calculus math requirements: The entry courses for STEM Calculus are MATH 231 and MATH 235 where the sequence MATH 231 + MATH 232 is equivalent to MATH 235 for the purpose of prerequisites. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 155 or concurrently enroll in MATH 199.
• Introductory Statistics requirements: MATH 220 or MATH 229. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 105.
• Intro to Statistics requirement specifically for COB Majors: COB 191
• College of Business major math requirements: Majors in the College of Business are generally recommended to complete their major's statistics requirement with COB 191 but this can be replaced by MATH 220.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Introductory Statistics requirements: MATH 220 or MATH 229. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 105.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Students in majors with no statistics or calculus requirements only need to satisfy the university's General Education Natural World quantitative reasoning requirement. This is typically satisfied by taking either MATH 103 or MATH 105, but it could also be satisfied by any of the introductory statistics and calculus courses instead.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Introductory Statistics requirements: MATH 220 or MATH 229. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 105.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Applied Calculus requirements: MATH 205. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 155 or concurrently enroll in MATH 199. STEM Calculus courses are also an option.
• STEM Calculus math requirements: The entry courses for STEM Calculus are MATH 231 and MATH 235 where the sequence MATH 231 + MATH 232 is equivalent to MATH 235 for the purpose of prerequisites. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 155 or concurrently enroll in MATH 199.
• Introductory Statistics requirements: MATH 220 or MATH 229. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 105.
• Intro to Statistics requirement specifically for COB Majors: COB 191
• College of Business major math requirements: Majors in the College of Business are generally recommended to complete their major's statistics requirement with COB 191 but this can be replaced by MATH 220.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• STEM Calculus math requirements: The entry courses for STEM Calculus are MATH 231 and MATH 235 where the sequence MATH 231 + MATH 232 is equivalent to MATH 235 for the purpose of prerequisites. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 155 or concurrently enroll in MATH 199.
• Introductory Statistics requirements: MATH 220 or MATH 229. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 105.
• Computer Science major math requirements: Computer Science majors also require a discrete math class that is satisfied by MATH 227 (or CS 227) or MATH 245.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Students in majors with no statistics or calculus requirements only need to satisfy the university's General Education Natural World quantitative reasoning requirement. This is typically satisfied by taking either MATH 103 or MATH 105, but it could also be satisfied by any of the introductory statistics and calculus courses instead.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Introductory Statistics requirements: MATH 220 or MATH 229. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 105.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Applied Calculus requirements: MATH 205. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 155 or concurrently enroll in MATH 199. STEM Calculus courses are also an option.
• STEM Calculus math requirements: The entry courses for STEM Calculus are MATH 231 and MATH 235 where the sequence MATH 231 + MATH 232 is equivalent to MATH 235 for the purpose of prerequisites. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 155 or concurrently enroll in MATH 199.
• Introductory Statistics requirements: MATH 220 or MATH 229. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 105.
• Intro to Statistics requirement specifically for COB Majors: COB 191
• College of Business major math requirements: Majors in the College of Business are generally recommended to complete their major's statistics requirement with COB 191 but this can be replaced by MATH 220.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Students in majors with no statistics or calculus requirements only need to satisfy the university's General Education Natural World quantitative reasoning requirement. This is typically satisfied by taking either MATH 103 or MATH 105, but it could also be satisfied by any of the introductory statistics and calculus courses instead.
• Elementary Education requirements: MATH 110 and MATH 210.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Students in majors with no statistics or calculus requirements only need to satisfy the university's General Education Natural World quantitative reasoning requirement. This is typically satisfied by taking either MATH 103 or MATH 105, but it could also be satisfied by any of the introductory statistics and calculus courses instead.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Students in majors with no statistics or calculus requirements only need to satisfy the university's General Education Natural World quantitative reasoning requirement. This is typically satisfied by taking either MATH 103 or MATH 105, but it could also be satisfied by any of the introductory statistics and calculus courses instead.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Students in majors with no statistics or calculus requirements only need to satisfy the university's General Education Natural World quantitative reasoning requirement. This is typically satisfied by taking either MATH 103 or MATH 105, but it could also be satisfied by any of the introductory statistics and calculus courses instead.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Students in majors with no statistics or calculus requirements only need to satisfy the university's General Education Natural World quantitative reasoning requirement. This is typically satisfied by taking either MATH 103 or MATH 105, but it could also be satisfied by any of the introductory statistics and calculus courses instead.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Students in majors with no statistics or calculus requirements only need to satisfy the university's General Education Natural World quantitative reasoning requirement. This is typically satisfied by taking either MATH 103 or MATH 105, but it could also be satisfied by any of the introductory statistics and calculus courses instead.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• STEM Calculus math requirements: The entry courses for STEM Calculus are MATH 231 and MATH 235 where the sequence MATH 231 + MATH 232 is equivalent to MATH 235 for the purpose of prerequisites. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 155 or concurrently enroll in MATH 199.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Students in majors with no statistics or calculus requirements only need to satisfy the university's General Education Natural World quantitative reasoning requirement. This is typically satisfied by taking either MATH 103 or MATH 105, but it could also be satisfied by any of the introductory statistics and calculus courses instead.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Applied Calculus requirements: MATH 205. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 155 or concurrently enroll in MATH 199. STEM Calculus courses are also an option.
• STEM Calculus math requirements: The entry courses for STEM Calculus are MATH 231 and MATH 235 where the sequence MATH 231 + MATH 232 is equivalent to MATH 235 for the purpose of prerequisites. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 155 or concurrently enroll in MATH 199.
• Introductory Statistics requirements: MATH 220 or MATH 229. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 105.
• College of Business major math requirements: Majors in the College of Business are generally recommended to complete their major's statistics requirement with COB 191 but this can be replaced by MATH 220.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Introductory Statistics requirements: MATH 220 or MATH 229. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 105.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Introductory Statistics requirements: MATH 220 or MATH 229. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 105.
• Integrated Science and Technology math requirements: The applied calculus requirement is ISAT 151 and the statistics requirement is ISAT 251.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• STEM Calculus math requirements: The entry courses for STEM Calculus are MATH 231 and MATH 235 where the sequence MATH 231 + MATH 232 is equivalent to MATH 235 for the purpose of prerequisites. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 155 or concurrently enroll in MATH 199.
• Introductory Statistics requirements: MATH 220 or MATH 229. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 105.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Applied Calculus requirements: MATH 205. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 155 or concurrently enroll in MATH 199. STEM Calculus courses are also an option.
• STEM Calculus math requirements: The entry courses for STEM Calculus are MATH 231 and MATH 235 where the sequence MATH 231 + MATH 232 is equivalent to MATH 235 for the purpose of prerequisites. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 155 or concurrently enroll in MATH 199.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Introductory Statistics requirements: MATH 220 or MATH 229. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 105.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Introductory Statistics requirements: MATH 220 or MATH 229. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 105.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Students in majors with no statistics or calculus requirements only need to satisfy the university's General Education Natural World quantitative reasoning requirement. This is typically satisfied by taking either MATH 103 or MATH 105, but it could also be satisfied by any of the introductory statistics and calculus courses instead.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Students in majors with no statistics or calculus requirements only need to satisfy the university's General Education Natural World quantitative reasoning requirement. This is typically satisfied by taking either MATH 103 or MATH 105, but it could also be satisfied by any of the introductory statistics and calculus courses instead.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Students in majors with no statistics or calculus requirements only need to satisfy the university's General Education Natural World quantitative reasoning requirement. This is typically satisfied by taking either MATH 103 or MATH 105, but it could also be satisfied by any of the introductory statistics and calculus courses instead.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Introductory Statistics requirements: MATH 220 or MATH 229. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 105.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Applied Calculus requirements: MATH 205. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 155 or concurrently enroll in MATH 199. STEM Calculus courses are also an option.
• STEM Calculus math requirements: The entry courses for STEM Calculus are MATH 231 and MATH 235 where the sequence MATH 231 + MATH 232 is equivalent to MATH 235 for the purpose of prerequisites. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 155 or concurrently enroll in MATH 199.
• Applied Calculus requirement specifically for the ISAT major: ISAT 151
• Introductory Statistics requirements: MATH 220 or MATH 229. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 105.
• Intro to Statistics requirement specifically for the ISAT: ISAT 251

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Introductory Statistics requirements: MATH 220 or MATH 229. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 105.
• Integrated Science and Technology math requirements: The applied calculus requirement is ISAT 151 and the statistics requirement is ISAT 251.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Introductory Statistics requirements: MATH 220 or MATH 229. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 105.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Students in majors with no statistics or calculus requirements only need to satisfy the university's General Education Natural World quantitative reasoning requirement. This is typically satisfied by taking either MATH 103 or MATH 105, but it could also be satisfied by any of the introductory statistics and calculus courses instead.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Introductory Statistics requirements: MATH 220 or MATH 229. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 105.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Applied Calculus requirements: MATH 205. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 155 or concurrently enroll in MATH 199. STEM Calculus courses are also an option.
• STEM Calculus math requirements: The entry courses for STEM Calculus are MATH 231 and MATH 235 where the sequence MATH 231 + MATH 232 is equivalent to MATH 235 for the purpose of prerequisites. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 155 or concurrently enroll in MATH 199.
• Introductory Statistics requirements: MATH 220 or MATH 229. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 105.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Applied Calculus requirements: MATH 205. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 155 or concurrently enroll in MATH 199. STEM Calculus courses are also an option.
• STEM Calculus math requirements: The entry courses for STEM Calculus are MATH 231 and MATH 235 where the sequence MATH 231 + MATH 232 is equivalent to MATH 235 for the purpose of prerequisites. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 155 or concurrently enroll in MATH 199.
• Introductory Statistics requirements: MATH 220 or MATH 229. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 105.
• Intro to Statistics requirement specifically for COB Majors: COB 191
• College of Business major math requirements: Majors in the College of Business are generally recommended to complete their major's statistics requirement with COB 191 but this can be replaced by MATH 220.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• STEM Calculus math requirements: The entry courses for STEM Calculus are MATH 231 and MATH 235 where the sequence MATH 231 + MATH 232 is equivalent to MATH 235 for the purpose of prerequisites. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 155 or concurrently enroll in MATH 199.
• Advanced Statistics requirements: MATH 318 or MATH 329. These statistics courses include more theory about probability distributions and require the completion of Calculus 2 (MATH 236).

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Students in majors with no statistics or calculus requirements only need to satisfy the university's General Education Natural World quantitative reasoning requirement. This is typically satisfied by taking either MATH 103 or MATH 105, but it could also be satisfied by any of the introductory statistics and calculus courses instead.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Students in majors with no statistics or calculus requirements only need to satisfy the university's General Education Natural World quantitative reasoning requirement. This is typically satisfied by taking either MATH 103 or MATH 105, but it could also be satisfied by any of the introductory statistics and calculus courses instead.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Students in majors with no statistics or calculus requirements only need to satisfy the university's General Education Natural World quantitative reasoning requirement. This is typically satisfied by taking either MATH 103 or MATH 105, but it could also be satisfied by any of the introductory statistics and calculus courses instead.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Introductory Statistics requirements: MATH 220 or MATH 229. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 105.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Students in majors with no statistics or calculus requirements only need to satisfy the university's General Education Natural World quantitative reasoning requirement. This is typically satisfied by taking either MATH 103 or MATH 105, but it could also be satisfied by any of the introductory statistics and calculus courses instead.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Students in majors with no statistics or calculus requirements only need to satisfy the university's General Education Natural World quantitative reasoning requirement. This is typically satisfied by taking either MATH 103 or MATH 105, but it could also be satisfied by any of the introductory statistics and calculus courses instead.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• STEM Calculus math requirements: The entry courses for STEM Calculus are MATH 231 and MATH 235 where the sequence MATH 231 + MATH 232 is equivalent to MATH 235 for the purpose of prerequisites. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 155 or concurrently enroll in MATH 199.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Introductory Statistics requirements: MATH 220 or MATH 229. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 105.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Pre-professional Health Minor math requirements: All pre-professional health minors require an introductory statistics course.
• Introductory Statistics requirements: MATH 220 or MATH 229. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 105.
• A STEM or applied calculus course is required for pre-medicine, pre-optometry, pre-pharmacy, and pre-veterinary medicine and recommended for pre-dentistry and pre-physical therapy.
• STEM Calculus math requirements: The entry courses for STEM Calculus are MATH 231 and MATH 235 where the sequence MATH 231 + MATH 232 is equivalent to MATH 235 for the purpose of prerequisites. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 155 or concurrently enroll in MATH 199.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Pre-professional Health Minor math requirements: All pre-professional health minors require an introductory statistics course.
• Introductory Statistics requirements: MATH 220 or MATH 229. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 105.
• A STEM or applied calculus course is required for pre-medicine, pre-optometry, pre-pharmacy, and pre-veterinary medicine and recommended for pre-dentistry and pre-physical therapy.
• STEM Calculus math requirements: The entry courses for STEM Calculus are MATH 231 and MATH 235 where the sequence MATH 231 + MATH 232 is equivalent to MATH 235 for the purpose of prerequisites. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 155 or concurrently enroll in MATH 199.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Pre-professional Health Minor math requirements: All pre-professional health minors require an introductory statistics course.
• Introductory Statistics requirements: MATH 220 or MATH 229. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 105.
• A STEM or applied calculus course is required for pre-medicine, pre-optometry, pre-pharmacy, and pre-veterinary medicine and recommended for pre-dentistry and pre-physical therapy.
• STEM Calculus math requirements: The entry courses for STEM Calculus are MATH 231 and MATH 235 where the sequence MATH 231 + MATH 232 is equivalent to MATH 235 for the purpose of prerequisites. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 155 or concurrently enroll in MATH 199.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Pre-professional Health Minor math requirements: All pre-professional health minors require an introductory statistics course.
• Introductory Statistics requirements: MATH 220 or MATH 229. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 105.
• A STEM or applied calculus course is required for pre-medicine, pre-optometry, pre-pharmacy, and pre-veterinary medicine and recommended for pre-dentistry and pre-physical therapy.
• STEM Calculus math requirements: The entry courses for STEM Calculus are MATH 231 and MATH 235 where the sequence MATH 231 + MATH 232 is equivalent to MATH 235 for the purpose of prerequisites. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 155 or concurrently enroll in MATH 199.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Pre-professional Health Minor math requirements: All pre-professional health minors require an introductory statistics course.
• Introductory Statistics requirements: MATH 220 or MATH 229. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 105.
• A STEM or applied calculus course is required for pre-medicine, pre-optometry, pre-pharmacy, and pre-veterinary medicine and recommended for pre-dentistry and pre-physical therapy.
• STEM Calculus math requirements: The entry courses for STEM Calculus are MATH 231 and MATH 235 where the sequence MATH 231 + MATH 232 is equivalent to MATH 235 for the purpose of prerequisites. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 155 or concurrently enroll in MATH 199.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Pre-professional Health Minor math requirements: All pre-professional health minors require an introductory statistics course.
• Introductory Statistics requirements: MATH 220 or MATH 229. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 105.
• A STEM or applied calculus course is required for pre-medicine, pre-optometry, pre-pharmacy, and pre-veterinary medicine and recommended for pre-dentistry and pre-physical therapy.
• STEM Calculus math requirements: The entry courses for STEM Calculus are MATH 231 and MATH 235 where the sequence MATH 231 + MATH 232 is equivalent to MATH 235 for the purpose of prerequisites. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 155 or concurrently enroll in MATH 199.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Introductory Statistics requirements: MATH 220 or MATH 229. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 105.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• STEM Calculus math requirements: The entry courses for STEM Calculus are MATH 231 and MATH 235 where the sequence MATH 231 + MATH 232 is equivalent to MATH 235 for the purpose of prerequisites. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 155 or concurrently enroll in MATH 199.
• Advanced Statistics requirements: MATH 318 or MATH 329. These statistics courses include more theory about probability distributions and require the completion of Calculus 2 (MATH 236).

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Introductory Statistics requirements: MATH 220 or MATH 229. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 105.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Introductory Statistics requirements: MATH 220 or MATH 229. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 105.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Students in majors with no statistics or calculus requirements only need to satisfy the university's General Education Natural World quantitative reasoning requirement. This is typically satisfied by taking either MATH 103 or MATH 105, but it could also be satisfied by any of the introductory statistics and calculus courses instead.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• STEM Calculus math requirements: The entry courses for STEM Calculus are MATH 231 and MATH 235 where the sequence MATH 231 + MATH 232 is equivalent to MATH 235 for the purpose of prerequisites. Placement: Depending on a student's ALEKS placement score, the student may need to first complete MATH 155 or concurrently enroll in MATH 199.
• Advanced Statistics requirements: MATH 318 or MATH 329. These statistics courses include more theory about probability distributions and require the completion of Calculus 2 (MATH 236).

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Students in majors with no statistics or calculus requirements only need to satisfy the university's General Education Natural World quantitative reasoning requirement. This is typically satisfied by taking either MATH 103 or MATH 105, but it could also be satisfied by any of the introductory statistics and calculus courses instead.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Students in majors with no statistics or calculus requirements only need to satisfy the university's General Education Natural World quantitative reasoning requirement. This is typically satisfied by taking either MATH 103 or MATH 105, but it could also be satisfied by any of the introductory statistics and calculus courses instead.

The mathematics and statistics courses described here are the starting point for the majors listed below. Any given program may have more requirements; be sure to check all requirements with your academic advisor.

• Students in majors with no statistics or calculus requirements only need to satisfy the university's General Education Natural World quantitative reasoning requirement. This is typically satisfied by taking either MATH 103 or MATH 105, but it could also be satisfied by any of the introductory statistics and calculus courses instead.