Colorado Community Colleges
Mathematics Programs
Mathematics coursework at community colleges in this state. College algebra, precalculus, calculus, and statistics for transfer to four-year programs.
15 colleges · 620 sections · 30 unique courses · Summer 2026 · Updated today
Math is among the most consequential coursework students take at Colorado community colleges — both because it gates progress into many degrees (nursing, engineering, business) and because it's the most-failed subject for community college students nationally. 15 CCCS institutions offer 620 sections this term, from developmental algebra through Calculus III, statistics, and discrete math.
The math associate as a standalone credential is rare — most students taking lots of math at CC are using it as pre-engineering, pre-CS, pre-actuarial, or pre-finance preparation. Compare colleges below by section availability (especially calculus, which not every CC offers locally) and online vs in-person options.
Colleges offering Mathematics
Pick a college to see its full plan — every required course, which ones transfer to the school you want, and what’s open now.
Mathematics is a transfer program — community colleges offer the coursework; you earn the degree, and its earnings, at a four-year university. See where it transfers →
| College | Sections | Courses | Online |
|---|---|---|---|
| Front Range Community College | 78 | 25 | 53 |
| Pikes Peak State College | 74 | 25 | 53 |
| Community College of Denver | 65 | 23 | 39 |
| Arapahoe Community College | 58 | 23 | 41 |
| Red Rocks Community College | 49 | 23 | 40 |
| Community College of Aurora | 45 | 23 | 31 |
| Morgan Community College | 36 | 27 | 34 |
| Lamar Community College | 35 | 27 | 35 |
| Aims Community College | 34 | 12 | 12 |
| Northeastern Junior College | 31 | 24 | 30 |
| Pueblo Community College | 31 | 22 | 31 |
| Trinidad State College | 27 | 20 | 24 |
| Otero College | 24 | 21 | 24 |
| Colorado Northwestern Community College | 20 | 14 | 20 |
| Colorado Mountain College | 13 | 7 | 12 |
Mathematics Availability Snapshot
How mathematics sections are being offered across 15 colleges in Colorado this term (620 sections total).
Delivery format
- online478 (77%)
- in person111 (18%)
- hybrid30 (5%)
- zoom1 (0%)
When sections meet
- Morning (before noon)65
- Afternoon (noon–5 PM)36
- Evening (5 PM and after)17
- Asynchronous / TBA502
Start dates
Sections begin on 8 distinct dates. 55 late-start more than two weeks after the term's earliest start.
Instructor diversity
Taught by 144 distinct instructors across 15 colleges.
Degree requirements by college
Expand a college to see the courses required for graduation. Data sourced from each college's official catalog.
Aims Community College1 program
Plan all required courses
GT-AH1 (Arts and Expression)
- ART 1110Art Appreciation: GT-AH1(3 cr)3 sections+ plan
- ART 1111Art History Ancient to Medieval: GT-AH1(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- ART 1112Art History Renaissance to 1900: GT-AH1(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- ART 1113Art History 1900 to Present: GT-AH1(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- COM 1300Communication and Popular Culture: GT-AH1(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- ENG 2021Creative Writing I: GT-AH1(3 cr)1 section+ plan
- MUS 1020Music Appreciation: GT-AH1(3 cr)3 sections+ plan
- MUS 1021Music History Medieval thru Classical: GT-AH1(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- MUS 1022Music History Early Romantic Period to the Present: GT-AH1(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- MUS 1023Survey of World Music: GT-AH1(3 cr)1 section+ plan
- MUS 1025History of Jazz: GT-AH1(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- THE 1005Theater Appreciation: GT-AH1(3 cr)1 section+ plan
- THE 2011Development of Theatre Greek-Renaissance: GT-AH1(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- THE 2012Development of Theatre Restoration to Modern: GT-AH1(3 cr)not offered+ plan
GT-AH2 (Literature and Humanities)
- HUM 1003Introduction to Film Art: GT-AH2(3 cr)2 sections+ plan
- HUM 1015World Mythology: GT-AH2(3 cr)4 sections+ plan
- HUM 1021Humanities: Early Civilization: GT-AH2(3 cr)1 section+ plan
- HUM 1022Humanities: Medieval-Modern: GT-AH2(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- HUM 1023Humanities: Modern World: GT-AH2(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- LIT 1015Introduction to Literature I: GT-AH2(3 cr)1 section+ plan
- LIT 2001World Literature to 1600: GT-AH2(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- LIT 2002World Literature After 1600: GT-AH2(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- LIT 2005Race, Ethnicity, and Culture in U.S. Literature: GT-AH2(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- LIT 2011American Literature to Civil War: GT-AH2(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- LIT 2012American Literature After the Civil War: GT-AH2(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- LIT 2021British Literature to 1770: GT-AH2(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- LIT 2022British Literature Since 1770: GT-AH2(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- LIT 2025Introduction to Shakespeare: GT-AH2(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- LIT 2040Queer Literature: GT-AH2(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- LIT 2046Literature of Women: GT-AH2(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- LIT 2055Children's Literature: GT-AH2(3 cr)1 section+ plan
- LIT 2058Latinx Literature: GT-AH2(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- LIT 2059Survey of African American Literature: GT-AH2(3 cr)not offered+ plan
GT-AH3 (Ways of Thinking)
- PHI 1011Introduction to Philosophy: GT-AH3(3 cr)2 sections+ plan
- PHI 1012Ethics: GT-AH3(3 cr)2 sections+ plan
- PHI 1013Logic: GT-AH3(3 cr)1 section+ plan
- PHI 1014Comparative Religions: GT-AH3(3 cr)1 section+ plan
- PHI 1016World Religions-East: GT-AH3(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- PHI 1042New Testament: GT-AH3(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- PHI 2005Business Ethics: GT-AH3(3 cr)1 section+ plan
- PHI 2013Symbolic Logic: GT-AH3(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- PHI 2014Philosophy of Religion: GT-AH3(3 cr)1 section+ plan
- PHI 2018Environmental Ethics: GT-AH3(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- PHI 2020Philosophy-Death & Dying: GT-AH3(3 cr)not offered+ plan
GT-AH4 (World Languages - Intermediate/2000-level required)
- ASL 2221American Sign Language IV: GT-AH4(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- ASL 2222American Sign Language V: GT-AH4(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- FRE 1011French Language I: GT-AH4(5 cr)not offered+ plan
- FRE 1012French Language II: GT-AH4(5 cr)not offered+ plan
- FRE 2011French Language III: GT-AH4(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- FRE 2012French Language IV: GT-AH4(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- GER 1011German Language I: GT-AH4(5 cr)not offered+ plan
- GER 1012German Language II: GT-AH4(5 cr)not offered+ plan
- GER 2011German Language III: GT-AH4(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- GER 2012German Language IV: GT-AH4(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- ITA 2011Italian Language III: GT-AH4(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- ITA 2012Italian Language IV: GT-AH4(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- JPN 2011Japanese Language III: GT-AH4(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- JPN 2012Japanese Language IV: GT-AH4(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- RUS 2011Russian Language III: GT-AH4(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- RUS 2012Russian Language IV: GT-AH4(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- SPA 1011Spanish Language I: GT-AH4(5 cr)2 sections+ plan
- SPA 1012Spanish Language II: GT-AH4(5 cr)1 section+ plan
- SPA 2011Spanish Language III: GT-AH4(3 cr)1 section+ plan
- SPA 2012Spanish Language IV: GT-AH4(3 cr)1 section+ plan
- SPA 2061Spanish Language for Heritage and Intermediate-Mid Speakers: GT-AH4(3 cr)not offered+ plan
GT-HI1 (History)
- HIS 1110The World: Antiquity-1500: GT-HI1(3 cr)1 section+ plan
- HIS 1120The World: 1500-Present: GT-HI1(3 cr)1 section+ plan
- HIS 1210United States History to Reconstruction: GT-HI1(3 cr)1 section+ plan
- HIS 1220United States History Since the Civil War: GT-HI1(3 cr)1 section+ plan
- HIS 1310Western Civilization: Antiquity-1650: GT-HI1(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- HIS 1320Western Civilization: 1650-Present: GT-HI1(3 cr)1 section+ plan
- HIS 2000History of Science and Technology: GT-HI1(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- HIS 201520th Century World History: GT-HI1(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- HIS 2105Women in U.S. History: GT-HI1(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- HIS 2110African American History: GT-HI1(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- HIS 2115American Indian History: GT-HI1(3 cr)1 section+ plan
- HIS 2130History of the American West: GT-HI1(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- HIS 2135Colorado History: GT-HI1(3 cr)3 sections+ plan
- HIS 2140Civil War Era in American History: GT-HI1(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- HIS 2145U.S. History Since 1945: GT-HI1(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- HIS 2200History of Latin America: GT-HI1(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- HIS 2300The Middle Ages: GT-HI1(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- HIS 2310The History of Christianity in the World: GT-HI1(3 cr)not offered+ plan
GT-SS1 (Economic or Political Systems)
- AGE 1102Agriculture Economics: GT-SS1(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- ECO 1001Economics of Social Issues: GT-SS1(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- ECO 2001Principles of Macroeconomics: GT-SS1(3 cr)2 sections+ plan
- ECO 2002Principles of Microeconomics: GT-SS1(3 cr)2 sections+ plan
- PSC 1011American Government: GT-SS1(3 cr)1 section+ plan
- PSC 1025American State and Local Government: GT-SS1(3 cr)1 section+ plan
- PSC 1050Current Political Issues: GT-SS1(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- PSC 2005International Relations: GT-SS1(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- PSC 2020Introduction to Political Science: GT-SS1(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- PSC 2025Comparative Government: GT-SS1(3 cr)not offered+ plan
GT-SS2 (Geography)
GT-SS3 (Human Behavior, Culture, or Social Frameworks)
- AGR 2160World Interdependence - Population and Food: GT-SS3(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- ANT 1001Cultural Anthropology: GT-SS3(3 cr)1 section+ plan
- ANT 1003Introduction to Archaeology: GT-SS3(3 cr)1 section+ plan
- ANT 1208Archaeology of World Rock Art: GT-SS3(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- ANT 2115Native Peoples of North America: GT-SS3(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- ANT 2130Sex, Gender, and Culture: GT-SS3(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- ANT 2550Medical Anthropology: GT-SS3(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- COM 1250Interpersonal Communication: GT-SS3(3 cr)9 sections+ plan
- COM 2220Group Communication: GT-SS3(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- COM 2300Intercultural Communication: GT-SS3(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- CRJ 1010Introduction to Criminal Justice: GT-SS3(3 cr)1 section+ plan
- ETH 2000Introduction to Ethnic Studies: GT-SS3(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- JOU 1005Introduction to Mass Media: GT-SS3(3 cr)1 section+ plan
- PBH 2015Introduction to Public Health: GT-SS3(4 cr)not offered+ plan
- PSY 1001General Psychology I: GT-SS3(3 cr)5 sections+ plan
- PSY 1002General Psychology II: GT-SS3(3 cr)1 section+ plan
- PSY 2105Psychology of Gender: GT-SS3(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- PSY 2107Human Sexuality: GT-SS3(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- PSY 2221Social Psychology: GT-SS3(3 cr)2 sections+ plan
- PSY 2222Psychology of Death and Dying: GT-SS3(3 cr)2 sections+ plan
- PSY 2331Positive Psychology: GT-SS3(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- PSY 2333Health Psychology: GT-SS3(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- PSY 2440Human Growth and Development: GT-SS3(3 cr)7 sections+ plan
- PSY 2441Child Development: GT-SS3(3 cr)1 section+ plan
- PSY 2552Psychopathology: GT-SS3(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- PSY 2771Psychology of Personality: GT-SS3(3 cr)1 section+ plan
- SOC 1001Introduction to Sociology I: GT-SS3(3 cr)1 section+ plan
- SOC 1002Introduction to Sociology II: GT-SS3(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- SOC 2005Sociology of Family Dynamics: GT-SS3(3 cr)1 section+ plan
- SOC 2007Environmental Sociology: GT-SS3(3 cr)1 section+ plan
- SOC 2015Contemporary Social Problems: GT-SS3(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- SOC 2016Sociology of Gender: GT-SS3(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- SOC 2018Sociology of Diversity: GT-SS3(3 cr)1 section+ plan
- SOC 2031The Sociology of Deviant Behavior: GT-SS3(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- SOC 2037Sociology of Death and Dying: GT-SS3(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- WST 2000Introduction to Women's Studies: GT-SS3(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- WST 2100Women and Social Action: GT-SS3(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- WST 2200Goddesses and Women In The Ancient World: GT-SS3(3 cr)not offered+ plan
GT-SC1 (Natural and Physical Sciences lecture course with required lab)
- AGY 2140Introductory Soil Science: GT-SC1(4 cr)not offered+ plan
- ANT 1005Biological Anthropology with Laboratory: GT-SC1(4 cr)1 section+ plan
- ANT 2315Introduction to Forensic Anthropology with Lab: GT-SC1(4 cr)not offered+ plan
- AST 1110Astronomy with Lab: Planetary Systems: GT-SC1(4 cr)2 sections+ plan
- AST 1120Astronomy with Lab: Stars and Galaxies: GT-SC1(4 cr)not offered+ plan
- BIO 1005Science of Biology with Lab: GT-SC1(4 cr)3 sections+ plan
- BIO 1111GenBio I: Molecular & Cellular Biology w/Lab: GT-SC1(5 cr)1 section+ plan
- BIO 1112GenBio II: Ecology&Organismic Biology w/Lab: GT-SC1(5 cr)not offered+ plan
- BIO 2101Human Anatomy and Physiology I with Lab: GT-SC1(4 cr)3 sections+ plan
- BIO 2102Human Anatomy and Physiology II with Lab: GT-SC1(4 cr)3 sections+ plan
- BIO 2104Microbiology with Lab: GT-SC1(4 cr)2 sections+ plan
- BIO 2121Botany with Lab: GT-SC1(5 cr)not offered+ plan
- CHE 1005Chemistry in Context with Lab: GT-SC1(5 cr)not offered+ plan
- CHE 1011Introduction to Chemistry I with Lab: GT-SC1(5 cr)2 sections+ plan
- CHE 1012Introduction to Chemistry II with Lab: GT-SC1(5 cr)not offered+ plan
- CHE 1111General College Chemistry I with Lab: GT-SC1(5 cr)not offered+ plan
- CHE 1112General College Chemistry II with Lab: GT-SC1(5 cr)not offered+ plan
- ENV 1111Environmental Science with Lab: GT-SC1(4 cr)2 sections+ plan
- GEO 1011Physical Geography: Landforms with Lab: GT-SC1(4 cr)not offered+ plan
- GEO 1012Physical Geography-Weather, Climate and Ecosystems w/Lab: GT-SC1(4 cr)not offered+ plan
- GEY 1111Physical Geology with Lab: GT-SC1(4 cr)2 sections+ plan
- GEY 1112Historical Geology w/Lab: GT-SC1(4 cr)not offered+ plan
- GEY 1135Environmental Geology with Lab: GT-SC1(4 cr)not offered+ plan
- MET 1050General Meteorology with Lab: GT-SC1(4 cr)not offered+ plan
- PHY 1105Conceptual Physics with Lab: GT-SC1(4 cr)3 sections+ plan
- PHY 1111Physics: Algebra-Based I with Lab: GT-SC1(5 cr)not offered+ plan
- PHY 1112Physics: Algebra-Based II with Lab: GT-SC1(5 cr)not offered+ plan
- PHY 2111Physics: Calculus-Based I with Lab: GT-SC1(5 cr)not offered+ plan
- PHY 2112Physics: Calculus-Based II with Lab: GT-SC1(5 cr)not offered+ plan
- SCI 1055Integrated Science I - Physics and Chemistry with Lab: GT-SC1(4 cr)1 section+ plan
- SCI 1056Integrated Science II - Earth and Life Science with Lab: GT-SC1(4 cr)1 section+ plan
GT-SC2 (Natural and Physical Sciences lecture course without required lab)
Source: College catalog
Arapahoe Community College1 program
Plan all required courses
Requirements
- COM 1150Public Speaking(3 cr)5 sections+ plan
- COM 1250Interpersonal Communication:GT-SS3(3 cr)6 sections+ plan
- COM 2300Intercultural Communication: GT-SS3(3 cr)2 sections+ plan
- MAT 2420Calculus II: GT-MA1(5 cr)3 sections+ plan
- MAT 2430Calculus III: GT-MA1(4 cr)4 sections+ plan
- MAT 2431Calculus III with Engineering Applications: GT-MA1(5 cr)1 section+ plan
- CSC 1060Computer Science I (Language)(4 cr)4 sections+ plan
Requirements
- AAA 1001College 101: The Student Experience(1 cr)6 sections+ plan
- AAA 1009Advanced Academic Achievement(3 cr)1 section+ plan
- CIS 1018Introduction to PC Applications(3 cr)6 sections+ plan
- CSC 1019Introduction to Programming: (Programming Language)(3 cr)5 sections+ plan
- CSC 1026Game Design and Development(3 cr)1 section+ plan
- CSC 1060Computer Science I (Language)(4 cr)4 sections+ plan
- CSC 1061Computer Science II (Language)(4 cr)2 sections+ plan
- CSC 2065Discrete Structures(4 cr)not offered+ plan
- CSC 2000Game Programming I(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- CSC 2025Computer Architecture/Assembly Language Programming(4 cr)1 section+ plan
- CSC 2033Object-Oriented Prog.: (Lang)(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- CSC 2036C# Programming(4 cr)not offered+ plan
- CSC 2040Java Programming(3 cr)1 section+ plan
- HNR 1000Honors Seminar:(1 cr)not offered+ plan
- HNR 2089Capstone: Honors(1 cr)not offered+ plan
- HWE 1050Human Nutrition(3 cr)4 sections+ plan
- HWE 1062Health and Wellness(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- HWE 1065Introduction to Exercise Health Sciences(3 cr)not offered+ plan
Requirements
- AAA 1001College 101: The Student Experience(1 cr)6 sections+ plan
- AAA 1009Advanced Academic Achievement(3 cr)1 section+ plan
- CIS 1018Introduction to PC Applications(3 cr)6 sections+ plan
- CSC 1019Introduction to Programming: (Programming Language)(3 cr)5 sections+ plan
- CSC 1026Game Design and Development(3 cr)1 section+ plan
- CSC 1060Computer Science I (Language)(4 cr)4 sections+ plan
- CSC 1061Computer Science II (Language)(4 cr)2 sections+ plan
- CSC 2065Discrete Structures(4 cr)not offered+ plan
- CSC 2000Game Programming I(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- CSC 2025Computer Architecture/Assembly Language Programming(4 cr)1 section+ plan
- CSC 2033Object-Oriented Prog.: (Lang)(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- CSC 2036C# Programming(4 cr)not offered+ plan
- CSC 2040Java Programming(3 cr)1 section+ plan
- HNR 1000Honors Seminar:(1 cr)not offered+ plan
- HNR 2089Capstone: Honors(1 cr)not offered+ plan
- HWE 1050Human Nutrition(3 cr)4 sections+ plan
- HWE 1062Health and Wellness(3 cr)not offered+ plan
- HWE 1065Introduction to Exercise Health Sciences(3 cr)not offered+ plan
Source: College catalog
Community College of Denver1 program
Plan all required courses
Full degree sequence — 49 courses, 60 credits
Catalog group: Recommended Course Sequence
Source: College catalog
Front Range Community College1 program
Plan all required courses
Fall Semester 1
8 creditsSpring Semester 2
8 creditsSummer Semester 3
3 creditsSee catalog for course list
Fall Semester 4
10 creditsSpring Semester 5
8 creditsSee catalog for course list
Summer Semester 6
3 creditsSpring Semester 8
10 creditsSee catalog for course list
Source: College catalog
Pueblo Community College1 program
Plan all required courses
General Education Requirements (39 Credits)
39 creditsSee catalog for course list
Written Communication (6 Credits)
6 creditsNatural and Physical Sciences (10 Credits)
10 creditsArts and Humanities (9 Credits)
9 creditsSee catalog for course list
Social and Behavioral Sciences (6 Credits)
6 creditsSee catalog for course list
History (3 Credits)
3 creditsSee catalog for course list
Additional Required Courses (16-17 Credits)
16 credits- COM 1150Public Speaking4 sections+ plan
- ELEC XXXornot offered+ plan
- COM 1250Interpersonal Communication: GT-SS34 sections+ plan
- MAT 2420Calculus II: GT-MA11 section+ plan
- MAT 2430Calculus III: GT-MA12 sections+ plan
- ELEC XXXornot offered+ plan
- MAT 2431Calculus III with Engineering Applications: GT-MA11 section+ plan
- CSC 1060Computer Science I: (Language)2 sections+ plan
Electives (4-5 Credits)
4 creditsSee catalog for course list
Source: College catalog
Red Rocks Community College1 program
Common Mathematics courses
- MAT 1340College Algebra: MA1(94 sections)
- MAT 1260Intro to Statistics: MA1(60 sections)
- MAT 1140Career Math(47 sections)
- MAT 1240Math for Liberal Arts:MA1(37 sections)
- MAT 1120Math for Clinical Calculations(30 sections)
- MAT 0340College Algebra Support(28 sections)
- MAT 0300Algebraic Literacy(27 sections)
- MAT 2410Calculus I: MA1(27 sections)
- MAT 2420Calculus II: MA1(26 sections)
- MAT 2430Calculus III: MA1(24 sections)
- MAT 1440Pre-Calculus: MA1(21 sections)
- MAT 1420College Trigonometry: MA1(17 sections)
Frequently asked questions
- Which math classes count for a four-year college?
- College Algebra, Trigonometry, Precalculus, Statistics, Calculus I/II/III, and Differential Equations transfer cleanly to Colorado four-year programs. Developmental math (pre-algebra, basic algebra) doesn't transfer but is often required to enter college-level math. Take the placement test before enrolling; many Colorado colleges now offer accelerated pathways that skip much of the developmental sequence.
- Can I take Calculus at a community college and transfer it cleanly?
- Yes — Calculus I, II, and III at any CCCS college articulate to the standard calculus sequence at Colorado four-year programs. This is one of the strongest CC value propositions: same content as the four-year, smaller class sizes, much lower tuition. Many engineering and physics majors intentionally take calculus at CC before transferring.
- What can I do with a math associate degree?
- Standalone: not much directly — entry roles for math-heavy careers (actuarial, statistician, data analyst) require a bachelor's. The associate is most valuable as the lower-division foundation for transfer to math, engineering, computer science, economics, or finance bachelor's programs.
- How do I know which math course to start with?
- Colorado community colleges use placement tests (Accuplacer, ALEKS, multiple-measures placement) or your high-school transcript GPA + most-recent math grade to place you. Most colleges allow you to challenge a higher placement. Talk to a math advisor before your first semester — placing too low costs time and tuition; placing too high causes a failed course.
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