Transfer-Level

If you have already passed a transfer-level math class (MATH 70 or above), the new placement rules will most likely not have any impact on you. The only situation where this might be the case is if you took a transfer-level course from one pathway (MATH 70, MATH 75, MATH 80, MATH 90, or higher) and you decide later that you want to take a transfer-level course from another pathway. If this is the case, the following placement rules may be important to you:

• MATH 70 is now open to all students.
• MATH 80 is now open to all students who had a HS GPA of at least 2.3.
• Students with a HS GPA below 2.3 may enroll in MATH 80 if they also enroll in a section of the paired Support for Statistics course (MATH 80S - 2 additional units).
• MATH 75, MATH 90, MATH 92, and MATH 95 are now open to all students who had a HS GPA of at least 2.6 or who were enrolled in a Precalculus course during high school.
• Starting in the Fall 2019, students with a HS GPA below 2.6 and who did not enroll in a Precalculus course during high school may enroll in MATH 90 if they also enroll in a section of the paired Support for Precalculus Algebra (MATH 90S - 3 additional units)
• Students who passed MATH 60 - Intermediate Algebra or MATH 46 - Elementary and Intermediate Algebra are eligible for all of the following transfer-level courses: MATH 70, MATH 75, MATH 80, MATH 90, and MATH 95.

All students who have questions regarding which math class to take are encouraged to speak with their current math instructor (if they have one), the Math Advising Coordinator, or a counselor so that they can make an informed decision.