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Note: “TS” classes are transitional studies math classes. TS classes are part of a U.S. program for low-cost college preparation called “Transitional Studies.” Certain eligibility requirements must be met in order to enroll. STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. IT stands for Information Technology.
Students who complete TS 53 plus TS 52 can transition into TS 55 plus TS 54.
Students who complete TS 55 plus TS 54 can transition into either Math 70 or TS 56 plus TS 58.
Students who complete Math 70 can transition into Math 72.
Students who complete TS 56 plus TS 58 can transition into either Math 72 or TS 57 plus TS 59.
Students who complete Math 72 or TS 57 plus TS 59 can transition into either Math 97, Math 146 plus Math 36 (a gen ed math class focusing on statistics), Math 107 plus Math 30 (a gen ed math class focusing on math in society), or Math 109 plus Math 39 (a gen ed math class focusing on math in gaming).
Students who complete Math 97 can transition into either Math 141 (for STEM requiring a Math 97 grade of 2.5 or higher), Math 141 plus Math 31 (for STEM requiring a Math 97 grade of 2.0 or higher), Math 131 and/or Math 132 (for elementary educators), Math 108 (for IT), Math 147 (for business), Math 107 (a gen ed math class focusing on math in society), Math 146 (a gen ed math class focusing on statistics), or Math 109 (a gen ed math class focusing on math in gaming).
Students who complete either Math 141, or Math 141 plus Math 31, can transition into Math 142 (for STEM).
Students who complete Math 142 can transition into Math 151 (for STEM).
Students who complete Math 151 can transition into Math 152 (for STEM.
Students who complete Math 152 can transition into Math 163 (for STEM).
Students who complete Math 163 can transition into either Math 240 or Math 254 (for STEM).
Students who complete Math 254 can transition into Math 238 (for STEM).
Students who complete Math 147 can transition into either Math 148 or Math 256 (for business).