The online placement process will guide you in selecting the appropriate course for your current skill level in math. We recommend that you complete the online placement process for transfer-level placement.
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Your placement results will be available online on InSite within 24 business hours of completing the assessment. The online placement results (formerly Multiple Measures) will be available in your student record after 24 business hours.
Understanding your assessment scores placement chart.
Please note: Assessment Center staff cannot give results over the phone, mail, fax, or email.
See our placement chart to understand your results. Your assessment placement result can be found in InSite.
Meeting with a counselor to create an educational plan is the best way to pick math courses that meet the requirements for your certificate or degree. Haven't picked a specific program yet? Explore typical math courses based on your interest area.
Check out common math courses for students in the Arts, Communication & Language interest area. Don't forget to meet with a counselor to pick the best course for you!
Elementary Statistics with Probability + Support for Success in Elementary Support with Probability (Math 142 + Math 042)
This combination integrates algebraic and arithmetic topics throughout the course to refresh the math skills that you need for success in Statistics. It gives you a chance to increase your confidence in your math skills, improve your study skills, and allows more time with your Statistics instructor. Elementary Statistics includes descriptive statistics, correlation and regression, design of experiments, introductory probability and statistical distributions and inference. Math 142 transfers to UC and CSU. This combination of courses is open to all students.
Elementary Statistics includes descriptive statistics, correlation and regression, design of experiments, introductory probability and statistical distributions and inference. Math 142 transfers to UC and CSU.
To take this course, you must have completed one of the following:
Mathematics for Liberal Arts includes applications and concepts of intermediate algebra and critical thinking to the solving of contemporary problems in mathematics. Topics include statistics, finance, voting/apportionment and include one of the following: sets, probability, geometry, graph theory, exponential and logarithmic functions, mathematics and culture. Math 124 transfers to UC and CSU.
To take this course, you must have completed one of the following:
Check out common math courses for students in the Business, Computer Science & Culinary interest area. Don't forget to meet with a counselor to pick the best course for you!
This combination gives you more opportunity to review the math skills needed for success in College Algebra. It gives you a chance to increase your confidence in your math skills, improve your study skills, and allows more time with your College Algebra instructor. College Algebra includes creating mathematical models and solving equations using the family of functions typically found in Calculus. Math 135 transfers to UC and CSU. This combination of courses is open to all students.
College Algebra includes creating mathematical models and solving equations using the family of functions typically found in Calculus. Math 135 transfers to UC and CSU.
To take this course, you must have completed one of the following:
Finite Mathematics applies intermediate algebra and critical thinking to the solution of contemporary problems in business and the life sciences. Topics include linear models, systems of linear equations and inequalities, linear programming, sets and probabilities, and finance. Math 181 transfers to UC and CSU and is an elective for the AST in Business Administration, the AAT in Economics, and the CA in Information and Communication Technology.
To take this course, you must have completed one of the following:
Calculus for Management, Life Science, and Social Science includes the study of derivatives and integrals and their applications to these fields. Math 182 transfers to UC and CSU.
To take this course, you must have completed one of the following:
This combination integrates algebraic and arithmetic topics throughout the course to refresh the math skills that you need for success in Statistics. It gives you a chance to increase your confidence in your math skills, improve your study skills, and allows more time with your Statistics instructor. Elementary Statistics includes descriptive statistics, correlation and regression, design of experiments, introductory probability and statistical distributions and inference. Math 142 transfers to UC and CSU. This combination of courses is open to all students.
Elementary Statistics includes descriptive statistics, correlation and regression, design of experiments, introductory probability and statistical distributions and inference. Math 142 transfers to UC and CSU.
To take this course, you must have completed one of the following:
This course is for students earning an Elementary Teacher Education for Transfer degree. You will learn the concepts and theory of arithmetic as it relates to the Common Core Math Standards and develop quantitative reasoning skills through in-depth exploration of these topics. Math 125 transfers to CSU?
To take this course, you must have completed one of the following:
Check out common math courses for students in the Math & Engineering interest area. Don't forget to meet with a counselor to pick the best course for you!
This combination gives you more opportunity to review the algebra skills needed for success in Trigonometry. It gives you a chance to increase your confidence in your math skills, improve your study skills, and allows more time with your Trigonometry instructor. Trigonometry focuses on right triangle, general, and unit circle trigonometry, and the trigonometric functions of real numbers. Math 121 transfers to CSU only. This combination of courses is open to all students.
Trigonometry focuses on right triangle, general, and unit circle trigonometry, and the trigonometric functions of real numbers. Math 121 transfers to CSU only.
To take this course, you must have completed one of the following:
Pre-Calculus includes creating mathematical models and solving equations using the family of functions typically found in Calculus. Math 191 transfers to UC and CSU.
To take this course, you must have completed one of the following:
Analytic Geometry and Calculus integrates algebraic and transcendental functions in the study of derivatives and integrals and their applications to science and engineering fields. Math 192 transfers to UC and CSU.
To take this course, you must have completed one of the following:
Check out common math courses for students in the Science & Health interest area. Don't forget to meet with a counselor to pick the best course for you!
This combination gives you more opportunity to review the algebra skills needed for success in Trigonometry. It gives you a chance to increase your confidence in your math skills, improve your study skills, and allows more time with your Trigonometry instructor. Trigonometry focuses on right triangle, general, and unit circle trigonometry, and the trigonometric functions of real numbers. Math 121 transfers to CSU only. This combination of courses is open to all students.
Trigonometry focuses on right triangle, general, and unit circle trigonometry, and the trigonometric functions of real numbers. Math 121 transfers to CSU only.
To take this course, you must have completed one of the following:
Pre-Calculus includes creating mathematical models and solving equations using the family of functions typically found in Calculus. Math 191 transfers to UC and CSU.
To take this course, you must have completed one of the following:
Analytic Geometry and Calculus integrates algebraic and transcendental functions in the study of derivatives and integrals and their applications to science and engineering fields. Math 192 transfers to UC and CSU.
To take this course, you must have completed one of the following:
Check out common math courses for students in the Social Sciences interest area. Don't forget to meet with a counselor to pick the best course for you!
This combination gives you more opportunity to review the math skills needed for success in College Algebra. It gives you a chance to increase your confidence in your math skills, improve your study skills, and allows more time with your College Algebra instructor. College Algebra includes creating mathematical models and solving equations using the family of functions typically found in Calculus. Math 135 transfers to UC and CSU. This combination of courses is open to all students.
College Algebra includes creating mathematical models and solving equations using the family of functions typically found in Calculus. Math 135 transfers to UC and CSU.
To take this course, you must have completed one of the following:
Finite Mathematics applies intermediate algebra and critical thinking to the solution of contemporary problems in business and the life sciences. Topics include linear models, systems of linear equations and inequalities, linear programming, sets and probabilities, and finance. Math 181 transfers to UC and CSU and is an elective for the AST in Business Administration, the AAT in Economics, and the CA in Information and Communication Technology.
To take this course, you must have completed one of the following:
Calculus for Management, Life Science, and Social Science includes the study of derivatives and integrals and their applications to these fields. Math 182 transfers to UC and CSU.
To take this course, you must have completed one of the following:
This combination integrates algebraic and arithmetic topics throughout the course to refresh the math skills that you need for success in Statistics. It gives you a chance to increase your confidence in your math skills, improve your study skills, and allows more time with your Statistics instructor. Elementary Statistics includes descriptive statistics, correlation and regression, design of experiments, introductory probability and statistical distributions and inference. Math 142 transfers to UC and CSU. This combination of courses is open to all students.
Elementary Statistics includes descriptive statistics, correlation and regression, design of experiments, introductory probability and statistical distributions and inference. Math 142 transfers to UC and CSU.
To take this course, you must have completed one of the following:
This course is for students earning an Elementary Teacher Education for Transfer degree. You will learn the concepts and theory of arithmetic as it relates to the Common Core Math Standards and develop quantitative reasoning skills through in-depth exploration of these topics. Math 125 transfers to CSU?
To take this course, you must have completed one of the following:
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