Mathematics course choice should be based on a student’s long term goal, major or 4-year transfer school. See your faculty advisor or an educational/program advisor when deciding which mathematics course will be best for your transfer goals.

• MATH& 107- Math in Society (Formerly Math 107) may have limited transfer ability in certain majors and at certain schools.
• A good choice for liberal arts transfer students.
• UW Note: Meets UW requirement.
• WWU Note: Currently does not transfer into most majors.

• MATH 112 - Mathematics and the Environment
• Transfers to the UW like MATH& 107.

• MATH& 141 - Precalculus I: Algebra (Formerly Math 119) may be best for science, math, or engineering majors,  for students who are transferring to WWU, or if the 4 year institution requires it.
• Note: Students who choose this option and are transferring to UW must take MATH&141 and MATH& 142 Precalculus II: Trig to satisfy Quantitative Reasoning requirements.

• MATH& 144 - Precalculus I and II is primarily for engineering transfer students, qualifying assessment scores are required.

• MATH& 146 - Statistics (Formerly Math 281)

• Math 147- Business Algebra for students interested in studying algebra in an applied context that includes finance, profit/cost/revenue functions, and market equilibrium.

• Math 166 and Math 167- Math Reasoning for Elementary Teachers I and II
•  Note: Transfers directly to UW, CWU, WSU into their education programs.

• BUS 215- Business Statistics (Formerly Bus 256 & 257) can be used for AA symbolic/quantitative skills if authorized in writing by Business or Economics faculty.

• Will likely take Math 147 and MATH& 148 Business Algebra and Business Calculus (Formerly Math 156 & 157) as part of their transfer.
•  Both courses are required to meet the math requirement in Business for most universities.

• MATH& 146 (Formerly Math 281) Intro to Statistics is a good choice for students who plan to pursue a BSN.
• BNURS 320 – Statistics for Health Research is restricted to students pursuing a BSN.