Roadmap: B.A. in Mathematics for Transfers

***FOR TRANSFER STUDENTS ***

By completing the following Roadmap, you will earn a BA in Mathematics. Students should have completed a two-year Transfer with Associate’s Degree program, or a minimum of 60 units completing GE Areas A through E.

Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics w/o Subject Matter Preparation Program

The degree programs presuppose seven semesters of high school level mathematics: algebra (2 years), plane geometry (1 year), and trigonometry (1/2 year); solid geometry and physics are desirable. Deficiencies may be made up by proper selection of courses in the lower division. Recommended courses in lower-division supporting fields are one year of computer science, or economic theory, or general physics with calculus.

Courses in mathematical computing, mathematics, operations research and statistics are designed to provide quality undergraduate training in the mathematical sciences and to serve the needs of majors in mathematics, the natural and social sciences, and other fields. The degree programs of the Department of Mathematics provide preparation for various careers in the mathematical sciences.

***Math 1410 (Calculus I), Math 1420 (Calculus II), Math 2410 (Multivariate Calculus) and Math 2530 (Linear Algebra) are required and should be taken if not already completed. Most introductory statistics classes from other colleges are accepted for Math 1620.***

This Roadmap is a recommended advising map to complete the degree program in two years. Please consult your academic advisor as you develop your academic plan.