| Math Option (typical choices) | MATH 101 | Mathematics for Liberal Arts | 3 hours |
| MATH 110 | College Algebra | 3 hours | |
| MATH 241 | Introduction to Probability and Statistics | 3 hours |
| course | description | prerequisites | |
| MATH 101 | Mathematics for Liberal Arts | A potpourri of mathematical topics that are generally not covered in typical high school mathematics, Includes sections on logic, financial calculations, geometry, measurement, probability and statistics, The "technical" or algebraic aspects are interspersed with reading, projects, and a term paper. | Algebra I Algebra II recommended |
| MATH 110 | College Algebra | The same content as high school Algebra II -- algebra, Algebra, and ALGEBRA! While Algebra II is not necessarily a prerequisite, not having Algebra II previously will put you at a disadvantage | Algebra I Algebra II recommended |
| MATH 121 | Precalculus | A combination of the concepts in Algebra II and Trigonometry, Generally at a more demanding level than College Algebra | Algebra II |
| MATH 181 | Calculus I | The first university level mathematics for Math majors | Algebra II & Trigonometry MATH 121, Precalculus is generally recommended |
| MATH 241 | Introduction to Probability and Statistics | Elementary introduction to probability and statistics with applications taken from business, behavioral and social science How to conduct research and understand the results in these areas! | Algebra II, or MATH 110, College Algebra |