The following majors and programs include Calculus or Calculus-track math courses. Your ability to complete a major or program in four years might depend on your placement in math. Read through your major to find out what math course(s) are expected and in which math course you should begin. Talk to an advisor if you need assistance in understanding the math requirements for your major or program.

If your major is not listed in the table below, then your major did not require math at the time of last update. Please contact your academic advisor if you are in doubt.

Last Updated: April 2021.

College of Arts and Sciences
Applied Mathematics	Biochemistry BS	Bioinformatics BS
Biology BS	Biophysics BS	Chemistry BA, BS
Computer Science BS	Cybersecurity	Data Science
Economics BA	Envvironmental Science (including concentrations)	Forensic Science BS
Mathematics BS	Mathematics and Computer Science BS	Mathematics Education BS
Neuroscience BS	Physics BS	Physics BS (Pre-Engineering/Dual-Degree Engineering)
Physics and Computer Science BS	Psychology BS	Software Engineering BS
Statistics BS	Theoretical Physics and Applied Mathematics BS	Undecided—BS
Quinlan School of Business
Accounting BBA	Accountig and Analytics	Economics BA/BBA
Entrepreneurship BBA	Finance BBA	Human Resource Management BBA
Information Systems BBA	International Business BBA	Management BBA
Marketing BBA	Operations Management BBA	Sports Management BBA
Supply Chain Management	US/European Double Degree BBA	Undecided—BBA
School of Education
BSEd in Secondary Education - Mathematics
Parkinson School of Health Science and Public Health
Exercise Science BS	Healthcare Administration BS
Engineering Science
Engineering Science BS
Pre-Health
Pre-Dental	Pre-Engineering	Pre-Medicine
Pre-Optometry	Pre-Pharmacy	Pre-Physical Therapy
Pre-Podiatry	Pre-Veterinarian	Dual Acceptance Pharmacy