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1. Skip Math 1100 or 1120 with ACT math score of 26, or with MMPT of 26, or with SAT math score of 600. [Note that 26 on ACT math score allows students to skip 1100, but they do not get credit based on an ACT or SAT score.]
2. Credit for Math 1100 or 1120 if MMPT is at least 26.
3. Math 0110 carries 3 units of credit, but these units do not count toward any baccalaureate degree.
4. Math 1360 is an MRP course for elementary education majors.
5. A minimum of "C-" in Math 1100 or Math 1120 when it is a prerequisite.
6. At most 5 units of credit may be earned in 1100, 1120, 1121*, 1140, 1160, 1180.
7. Students with one calculus course (C range grade) satisfy the MRP requirement.
8. Math 1100 is for calculus (e.g., 1320 [61] or 1400 [108] ) bound students. Math 1120 is for others (these are equally hard courses.)
9. Math 1160 and 1180 are for students headed for Math 1500.
10. Math Department MRP courses = 1300, 1320, 1360, 1400, 1500
11. Credit for 1360 with score of 19 on the geometry test given at testing services.
12. Students do not get credit for Math 1100 by taking Math 1300.

*Math 1121 is subject to approval on the campus level.

C in calculus, 1320 or 1400, at MU gives credit for 1100:

If a student takes Math 1320 or Math 1400 and gets a C- or above, then he/she will automatically be awarded 3 credits for Math 1100, College Algebra, assuming that he/she has not been given credits for a course equivalent to Math 1100.

C in calculus, 1500, 1700, or 2300, at MU gives credit for 1160 (or equivalent):

If a student takes Math 1500,  Math1700, or Math 2300 and gets a C- or above, then he/she will automatically be awarded 5 credit hours for Math 1160, Precalculus, assuming that he/she has not been given credits for courses equivalent to Math 1160. In case a student has received credit for Math 1100 prior to the completion of  Math 1500, Math 1700, or Math 2300 with a grade of  C- or above, the student will receive additional credit for Math 1140, Trigonometry (credit should not be awarded for both  Math 1100 and Math 1160).

B in Math 1700 at MU gives credit for 1500 and 1160 (or equivalent):

If a student takes Math 1700 and gets a B- or above, then he/she will be awarded credits for Math 1160 and 1500, assuming that he/she has not been given credits for courses equivalent to Math 1160 and Math 1500. In case a student has received credit for Math 1100 prior to the completion of  Math 1700 with a grade of B- or above, the student will receive additional credit for Math 1140 and Math 1500 (credit should not be awarded for both  Math 1100 and Math 1160).

B in Math 2300 at MU gives credit for 1700, 1500 and 1160 (or equivalent):

If a student takes Math 2300 and gets a B- or above then he/she will be awarded credits for Math 1160,  Math 1500, and Math 1700, assuming that he/she has not been given credits for courses equivalent to Math 1160, Math  1500, and Math 1700. In case a student has received credit for Math 1100 prior to the completion of  Math 2300 with a grade of B-  or above, the student will receive additional credit for Math 1140,  Math 1500, and Math 1700 (credit should not be awarded for both  Math 1100 and Math 1160).

Credit by Examination:

• Students may receive credit for Math 1160 and Math 1500 by receiving a 3 or higher on the AP test (AB calculus test). [However, students with only a 3 are advised to take Math 1500 if they plan on taking Math 1700.]  In case a student already has credit for Math 1100, he/she will receive credit for Math 1140 instead of Math 1160 (credit should not be awarded for both  Math 1100 and Math 1160).
• Students may receive credit for Math 1160,  Math 1500, and  Math 1700 by receiving a 3 or higher on the AP test (BC calculus test). [However, students with only a 3 are advised to take Math 1700 if they plan on taking Math 2300.]  In case a student already has credit for Math 1100, he/she will receive credit for Math 1140 instead of Math 1160 (credit should not be awarded for both  Math 1100 and Math 1160).
• Students may also receive credit for Math 1500 and/or Math 1700 by taking a test administered by the Mathematics Department.

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