Your actual mathematics placement at UW-Whitewater will be based on a placement test which is very similar to the test given in the Junior Testing program and on your ACT or SAT mathematics score. Your score on the actual placement test could be higher if you study mathematics during your senior year and perhaps lower if you do not. The purpose of the Junior Test is to give you an indication of where you are now so you can plan your senior year mathematics program.
Below are listed the highest level mathematics courses you would need to take for the programs at UW-Whitewater. Refer to the mathematics requirements and then to your mathematics skill level identified below.
If you are interested in learning more about mathematics requirements for different fields of college study, your guidance counselor or mathematics teacher will be able to help you find the information. They can also help you plan your senior year schedule in a way which will be most beneficial to you.
EMPT Level | Course(s) |
---|---|
D1/D2/D3 | Math 041 Beginning Algebra |
C1 | Math 139 Quantitative Reasoning
Math 140 Mathematical Ideas Math 141 Fundamentals of College Algebra |
C2 | Math 143 Finite Mathematics for Business and Social Sciences
Math 148 Mathematics for Elementary Teachers I Math 150 College Algebra Math 152 Elementary Functions Math 230 Introductory Statistics |
C3 | Math 243 Short Calculus for Business and Social Sciences
Math 250 Applied Calculus Survey for Business and Social Sciences |
C4 | Math 253 Calculus and Analytic Geometry |
Major | Required Mathematics Courses |
College of Arts and Communication | |
Art, Speech, Journalism, Music, and Theater | Math 140 or 141 |
College of Business and Economics | |
Accounting, Economics, Finance, Management, and Marketing | Math 243 or 250 or 253 |
MCS | Math 250 or 253 |
Business Education | Math 140 or 141 |
College of Education | |
Communicative Disorders, Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Special Education | Math 140 or 141 |
Safety | Math 230 |
Elementary Education | Math 112 |
College of Letters and Sciences | |
Biology | Math 342 |
Chemistry | Math 255 |
Economics | Math 243 or 250 |
Geography* | Math 140 or 141 |
History* | Math 140 or 141 |
MCS | Math 254 |
Mathematics | 18 credits beyond Math 255 |
English* | Math 140 or 141 |
German, Spanish, French* | Math 140 or 141 |
Physics | Math 361 |
Political Science* | Math 140 or 141 |
Public Policy & Administration | Math 231 |
Psychology | Math 143 or 152 |
Social Work* | Math 140 or 141 |
Sociology* | Math 140 or 141 |
Womens Studies* | Math 140 or 141 |
* The highest Mathematics courses listed for these majors are those required for the BA degree. For the BS degree, the highest courses required would be five credits of Level Three courses.