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After taking the Math Placement Test and receiving your Math Placement Level, find your Placement Level (1 to 5) and your major in the grid below. There you will see the course you need to take to fulfill your major requirement and a strongly suggested sequence of courses that will help you fulfill your requirement in the most efficient manner.  \nIf you are undeclared follow the advice of what you consider to be your most likely major at this point; it might be wise to postpone your decision to the spring of your first year.  \nDeviations from the plan below are possible. Make sure you consult with your adviser or department chair before doing so. If you wish to know more about math courses and math placement, please [e-mail Lisa Hollman at](e-mail Lisa Hollman at Lisa.Hollman@qu.edu)[ ](e-mail Lisa Hollman at Lisa.Hollman@qu.edu)[Lisa.Hollman@qu.edu](e-mail Lisa Hollman at Lisa.Hollman@qu.edu); if you wish to know more about majoring or minoring in mathematics, please e-mail Jill Shahverdian at [Jill.Shahverdian@qu.edu](Jill.Shahverdian@qu.edu).  \nMany of the courses listed below (MA 107, MA 110, MA 140, MA 141 , MA 151, MA  \n170, MA 275) are also taught during summer sessions. MA 107, MA 110, MA 140 , MA  \n170, and MA 275 are available on-line.  \nPlease note the following. MA 106 is a corequisite course for MA 107, MA 109 is acorequisite course for MA 110, and MA 169 is a corequisite course for MA 170. You will need to take both courses at the same time if you received a placement level of a 1 and have the option to do it with a placement level of a 2, if the student feels they can benefit from more support in mathematics. The credits for MA 107 do not fulfill the University Core requirement. MA 107 is a review of algebra designed to prepare you for more advanced Mathematics courses. The courses that do fulfill the University Core requirement are MA 110 (Contemporary Mathematics), MA 140 (Pre-Calculus), MA 170 (Probability and Data Analysis), MA 176 (Baseball and Statistics), MA 141 (Calculus I), MA 151 (Calculus I), MA 206 (Statistics for Behavioral Sciences), MA 229 (Linear Algebra) and MA 275 (Biostatistics) . It is possible to receive AP credit for MA 151 (MA 141 can be substituted) and MA 275 with a 4 or 5 on the AP exam in Calculus or Statistics.  \nMath Placement Level: 5  \n\n| Major | Course Sequencing | Core Requirement |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n|  | COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES |  |\n| Math, Data Science | MA 151 (Fall First Year), MA 229 (Spring First Year) | MA 151 |\n| Chemistry, Biochemistry\u003Cbr>Biology | MA 141 or MA 151(Fall 1st Year) Additional MA courses recommended, consult your adviser.\u003Cbr>MA 141or MA 275 (Fall Second Year) | MA 141 |\n| Interdisciplinary Studies (IDS)\u003Cbr>Environmental Studies, Environmental Science, Sustainability and Environmental Policy | MA 110 or MA 141 or MA 170 or MA 176 or MA 206 or MA 229 or MA 275 (Spring First Year) The major requires three math courses. One from the list above, one above MA 110 and another at a 200 level or higher.\u003Cbr>MA 275 | MA 110 Or Higher\u003Cbr>MA 275 |\n| Psychology\u003Cbr>Behavioral Neuroscience | MA 170 or MA 176 or MA 141 (Fall First Year) followed by PS 206 (Spring First Year)\u003Cbr>MA 141 or MA 151(Pre-Health Track) MA 170 (Self-Directed, Psychological Science) | MA 170 |\n| Economics | MA 170 or MA 176 (Fall First Year) | MA 170 |\n| All other CAS majors:\u003Cbr>Criminal Justice, English Gerontology, Justice & Community Engagement, Health, Medicine, & Society, History\u003Cbr>Game Design and Development, Law In Society,\u003Cbr>Political Science,\u003Cbr>Philosophy, Sociology, Hispanic & Latin American Studies | MA 110 or MA 141 or MA 170 or MA 176 or MA 206 or MA 229 or MA 275 (Spring First Year)\u003Cbr>MA 110 does not prepare you for further study in math. 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