Mathematics Courses With Corequisite Support
Mathematics Courses with Corequisite Support
MATH 120E and MATH 126E are college level mathematics courses that must be taken in the same semester as an accompanying corequisite support course (MATH 20 or MATH 26). These courses are developed to help students achieve their degree in a shorter time. The corequisite support course (MATH 20 or MATH 26) is designed to guide students through a review of prerequisite topics they need to be successful in college level mathematics at the same time as they are taking their college level mathematics course. Students who successfully pass their college level math course with a grade of C or higher will automatically receive a passing grade in the accompanying corequisite support course.
To satisfy the mathematics requirement for the Associate of Arts degree, each student
must complete three credits of MATH 120, 120E, 126, 126E or higher, or STAT 152.
For the Associate of Science degree, each student must complete five credits of MATH
126, 126E, or STAT 152. Completion of MATH 116, 116E or higher is required to satisfy
the mathematics requirement for the Associate of General Studies degree. MATH 116,
116E or higher is required for all Associate of Applied Science degrees. Developmental
math courses (MATH 91, 95, 96, and 97) will only be available for high school students.