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[Updated: June 2024]

Sequence 1

For students starting with Calculus 1

University General Education requirements (see list of abbreviations below) and Arts &Sciences distribution requirements can be taken in any order. Many classes (but not all) can 鈥渄ouble dip鈥� and complete several requirements with one class. The schedule above takes advantage of some of these.

Completion of a math minor is automatic (students only need to apply). By taking a few more Math courses it is possible to get a second major in Applied Math without much difficulty. Computer Science minors are also common.

Sequence 2

For students starting in Pre-calculus but with some non-AP High School calculus

If you know what the derivative of x² is, then this is probably you.

University General Education requirements (see list of abbreviations below) and Arts &Sciences distribution requirements can be taken in any order. Many classes (but not all) can 鈥渄ouble dip鈥� and complete several requirements with one class. The schedule above takes advantage of some of these.

Completion of a math minor is automatic (students only need to apply). By taking a few more Math courses it is possible to get a second major in Applied Math without much difficulty. Computer Science minors are also common.

Sequence 3

For students starting in Pre-calculus (MATH PL2) without any high school calculus

* PHYS 2001 is not, strictly a requirement, for the program, but you will learn Physics equivalent to PHYS 2051. You will then proceed directly (by permission) to PHYS 2056/2057 where you will prove that you can handle physics with Calculus and the more rigorous labs.

University General Education requirements (see list of abbreviations below) and Arts &Sciences distribution requirements can be taken in any order. Many classes (but not all) can 鈥渄ouble dip鈥� and complete several requirements with one class. The schedule above takes advantage of some of these.

Completion of a math minor is automatic (students only need to apply). By taking a few more Math courses it is possible to get a second major in Applied Math without much difficulty. Computer Science minors are also common.

Sequence 4

For students starting in College Algebra or with MATH PL1

* PHYS 2001 and 2002 are not, strictly a requirement, for the program, but you will learn Physics equivalent to PHYS 2054 and a solid introduction to PHYS 2056. You will then retake PHYS 2056/2057 to prove that you can handle physics with Calculus and the more rigorous labs.

University General Education requirements (see list of abbreviations below) and Arts & Sciences distribution requirements can be taken in any order. Many classes (but not all) can 鈥渄ouble dip鈥� and complete several requirements with one class. The schedule above takes advantage of some of these.

Completion of a math minor is automatic (students only need to apply). By taking a few more Math courses it is possible to get a second major in Applied Math without much difficulty. Computer Science minors are also common.