Programs in Electrical (Electrical Technology, Electrical Construction, and Mechatronics), Aviation, and Automotive majors require a specific level of math preparation before you can begin major-specific coursework.
To begin your program-specific coursework, you'll need to place into:
Math Level 3
MTH108 or your program's first math course
For Electrical Technology, Electrical Construction, and Mechatronics
Math Level 2
MTH005 or higher
For Automotive Technology and Aviation
Placed Below the Required Level?
If your math placement score places you into a developmental math course below the required level for your program, you have the following options. Visit our Satisfying Developmental/Prerequisite Course Requirements page to understand your math placement level and how to move forward with the options below.
Start with General Education Courses
Begin taking general education courses while you complete the required developmental math coursework. Once you've met the math requirement, you can begin your technical courses.
Keep in mind: This option typically extends your time to graduation by at least one year, and a full-time schedule may not always be available.
Improve Your Math Placement
Complete remediation and retest to try to place into a higher-level math course. Be sure to complete your retest by the deadline below.
Retesting Deadlines
| Semester | Deadline |
|---|
| Fall Start | May 1 |
| Spring Start | November 1 |