Math Course Placement
What math courses do I need?
All undergraduate students must fulfill the Compass Curriculum Quantitative Reasoning requirement, and any MATH course numbered 1040 or higher satisfies this requirement. Individual colleges at UCCS have further quantitative reasoning requirements, and various majors require specific mathematics courses. Please check with your academic advisor to be sure about the most appropriate courses for you. The chart below shows the general progression of math classes through Calculus; you can place into these classes as described later in this page, and then progress through the sequence as needed for your major.
The document below discusses the content and goals of the currently offered entry-level mathematics courses, namely MATH 99, MATH 1030, MATH 1040, MATH 1060, MATH 1120, MATH 1330, and MATH 1350.
How do I register?
There are four main ways that a student can place into their first MATH course: previously earned credits, high school GPA and courses, ACT/SAT scores, and the Accuplacer exam. The tiles below describe these in more detail, and provide links for further information.
You can find a complete list of entry level course prerequisites in the following document.
Placement Score Details
See the cards below for details and links on your options for placing into math classes.