Thomas Vo Coursework Compliance

What does coursework compliance mean? It affects the way Financial Aid is awarded. Financial Aid will pay for classes within the program but not for any pre-requisites, or other courses, not specifically listed as part of a program of study.

This federally mandated instruction is designed to help students: Graduate as early as possible Maximize their financial aid eligibility Ensure they will be eligible for federal student aid for 4-year and transfer programs Reduce student debt and payment obligations

Federal Regulations A person must be enrolled as a degree seeking student in an eligible program to receive FSA funds. 1.A degree seeking student is someone who is enrolled or accepted for enrollment in an eligible institution for the purpose of obtaining a degree or certificate offered by the school. 2.If the student is merely allowed to take some courses before being officially admitted to the program, he/she is not considered a regular student and is not eligible until he/she is officially admitted.

Effect on Federal Student Aid If a student is enrolled in courses that do not count toward his/her degree, certificate, or other recognized credential, they cannot be used to determine enrollment status unless they are eligible remedial courses. This means you cannot award the student aid for classes that do not count toward his/her degree, certificate, or other recognized credential.

Exceptions: Remedial Coursework Remedial coursework prepares a student for study at the postsecondary level (as opposed to preparatory coursework, which prepares a student for a given program.) If the student is admitted into an eligible program and takes remedial coursework within that program, he/she can be considered a regular student, even if he/she is taking all remedial courses before taking any regular courses. You may count up to one academic year’s worth of these courses in his/her enrollment status for federal aid. (30 semester hours). Department of Education considers EAP courses as remedial and as such, up to 30 credit hours are eligible for federal student aid, provided student is entered in degree program.

In the news……… SJR State to pay back $675K in federal aid 3 months ago | 614 views | 0 | 1 | | St. Johns River State College officials expect to pay back about $675,000 in federal student aid after a state audit revealed students were using federal aid to pay for classes that were not required for their programs. According to Daniel Barkowitz, dean of enrollment management at St. Johns River State College, federal regulations require students to pay only for courses required for their program with federal student aid money. Barkowitz said the most common sources of student aid at St. Johns River State College are Pell grants and federal direct student loans. “What you have here are students who are typically earning their (associate degree in arts or sciences), and they run out of electives,” St. Johns River State College president Joe Pickens said. “So they take courses that are going to be beneficial to (their bachelor’s degree), but are outside of the courses required for their program here.” While a state audit is conducted at the school each year, Pickens said, the academic year was the first to reveal concerns for student aid overpayment. Three of the 25 financial aid recipients randomly selected for the audit used federal student aid money to take courses outside of their program of study. The school was then asked to conduct a “self-report” for all of the federal aid recipients, which revealed about 600 of the 6,000 recipients used federal money for classes outside of their program. Read more: The Palatka Daily News. Local news and information for Palatka and Putnam County Florida. - SJR State to pay back $675K in federal aidThe Palatka Daily News. Local news and information for Palatka and Putnam County Florida. - SJR State to pay back $675K in federal aid

Impact on Various Programs 1.A.S. Nursing 2.A.S. Occupational Therapy Assistant 3.A.S. Physical Therapist Assistant 4.A.S. Radiography 5.A.S. Dental Hygiene 6.A.A. MUSIC PROGRAMS 7.A.A. Transfer

A.S. Nursing Prerequisite Courses - Not covered, unless required A.A. Elective (Must Declare A.A.) before admittance into A.S. Nursing BSC 2085C - Anatomy and Physiology I (4 Credit Hours) BSC 2085L - Anatomy and Physiology I Laboratory (0 Credit Hours) BSC 2086C - Anatomy and Physiology II (4 Credit Hours) BSC 2086L - Anatomy and Physiology II Laboratory (0 Credit Hours) ENC Written Communication I (3 Credit Hours) Mathematics Any Area II, A.A. mathematics course (3 Credit Hours) Additional General Academic Requirements - Not covered, unless required A.A. Elective (Must Declare A.A.) before admittance into A.S. Nursing DEP Human Development: Life Span (3 Credit Hours) ENC Written Communication II (3 Credit Hours) Humanities - Any Area IV, A.A. humanities course (3 Credit Hours) MCB 2010C - Microbiology (4 Credit Hours) MCB 2010L - Microbiology Laboratory (0 Credit Hours) PSY General Psychology (3 Credit Hours)

A.S. Nursing REQUIRED - Nursing Courses (ELIGIBLE FOR FEDERAL STUDENT AID ) NUR Nursing Practice I (10 Credit Hours) NUR Nursing Practice II (10 Credit Hours) NUR 2731C - Nursing Practice III (10 Credit Hours) NUR 2732C - Nursing Practice IV (10 Credit Hours) NUR Nursing Seminar (2 Credit Hours)

A.S. Occupational Therapy Assistant Prerequisite Courses - Not covered, unless required A.A. Elective (Must Declare A.A.) before admittance into Occupational Therapy Assistant Program BSC 2085C - Anatomy and Physiology I* BSC 2085L - Anatomy and Physiology I Laboratory* Mathematics Any Area II, A.S.* PSY General Psychology Additional General Academic Requirements - Not covered, unless required A.A. Elective (Must Declare A.A.) before admittance into Occupational Therapy Assistant Program BSC 2085C - Anatomy and Physiology I (4 Credit Hours)* BSC 2086C - Anatomy and Physiology II (4 Credit Hours) Mathematics Choose from Area II, A.S. (3 Credit Hours)* PSY General Psychology (3 Credit Hours)* DEP Human Development: Life Span (3 Credit Hours) ENC Written Communication I (3 Credit Hours) ENC Written Communication II (3 Credit Hours) OR SPC Fundamentals of Speech Communication (3 Credit Hours) Humanities Choose from Area IV, A.S. (3 Credit Hours)

A.S. Occupational Therapy Assistant REQUIRED - OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY ASSISTANT COURSES (ELIGIBLE FOR FEDERAL STUDENT AID ) OTH 1001C - Introduction to Occupational Therapy (3 Credit Hours) OTH 1014C - Functional Anatomy and Kinesiology (5 Credit Hours) OTH 1114C - Occupational Therapy Skills and Techniques I (3 Credit Hours) OTH 1520C - Occupational Therapy During Growth Years (5 Credit Hours) OTH Introduction to Human Disease (3 Credit Hours) OTH 2261C - Occupational Therapy Skills and Techniques II (3 Credit Hours) OTH 2420C - Occupational Therapy for the Physically Disabled (3 Credit Hours) OTH 2300C - Occupational Therapy in Mental Health (3 Credit Hours)

A.S. Physical Therapist Assistant Prerequisite Courses - Not covered, unless required A.A. Elective (Must Declare A.A.) before admittance into Physical Therapist Assistant Program BSC 2085C - Anatomy and Physiology I* BSC 2085L - Anatomy Communication and Physiology I Laboratory ENC Written I* PSY General Psychology* Mathematics Choose from Area II, A.S.* Additional General Academic Requirements - Not covered, unless required A.A. Elective (Must Declare A.A.) before admittance into Physical Therapist Assistant Program BSC 2085C - Anatomy and Physiology I (4 Credit Hours)* BSC 2086C - Anatomy and Physiology II (4 Credit Hours) DEP Human Development: Life Span (3 Credit Hours) ENC Written Communication I (3 Credit Hours)* ENC Written Communication II (3 Credit Hours) OR SPC Fundamentals of Speech Communication (3 Credit Hours) Mathematics Choose from Area II, A.S. (3 Credit Hours)* PSY General Psychology (3 Credit Hours)* Humanities Choose from Area IV, A.S. (3 Credit Hours)

A.S. Radiography Prerequisite Courses - Not covered, unless required A.A. Elective (Must Declare A.A.) before admittance into Radiography Program BSC 2085C - Anatomy and Physiology I Mathematics Choose from Area II, A.S. Additional General Academic Requirements - Not covered, unless required A.A. Elective (Must Declare A.A.) before admittance into Radiography Program ENC Written Communication I (3 Credit Hours) PSY General Psychology (3 Credit Hours) OR INP Human Relations (3 Credit Hours) Mathematics Choose from Area II, A.S. (3 Credit Hours)* BSC 2085C - Anatomy and Physiology I (4 Credit Hours)* BSC 2086C - Anatomy and Physiology II (4 Credit Hours) PHI Applied Ethics (3 Credit Hours)

A.S. Radiography REQUIRED- RADIOGRAPHY COURSES (ELIGIBLE FOR FEDERAL STUDENT AID ) RTE Medical Terminology for Radiographers (1 Credit Hour) RTE Introduction to Radiologic Technology (5 Credit Hours) RTE Radiation Protection and Safety (2 Credit Hours) RTE 1503C - Radiographic Procedures I (4 Credit Hours) RTE Radiographic Exposures I (5 Credit Hours) RTE 1804L - Practicum I (3 Credit Hours) RTE Radiographic Exposures II (5 Credit Hours) RTE 1513C - Radiographic Procedures II (4 Credit Hours) RTE 1814L - Practicum II (3 Credit Hours) RTE 1824C - Practicum III (4 Credit Hours) RTE 2523C - Radiographic Procedures III (4 Credit Hours) RTE 2834L - Practicum IV (4 Credit Hours) RTE Radiographic Procedures IV (4 Credit Hours) RTE 2844L - Practicum V (4 Credit Hours) RTE Cross-Sectional Anatomy (3 Credit Hours) RTE Radiologic Review (1 Credit Hour) RTE Radiographic Image Analysis (1 Credit Hour)

A.S. Dental Hygiene Prerequisite Courses - Not covered, unless required A.A. Elective (Must Declare A.A.) before admittance into Dental Hygiene Program BSC 2085C - Anatomy and Physiology I CHM 1020C - The Chemistry of Everyday Life Additional General Academic Requirements - Not covered, unless required A.A., Elective (Must Declare A.A.) before admittance into Dental Hygiene Program BSC 2085C - Anatomy and Physiology I (4 Credit Hours)* BSC 2086C - Anatomy and Physiology II (4 Credit Hours) CHM 1020C - The Chemistry of Everyday Life (3 Credit Hours)* Mathematics Choose from Area II, A.S. (3 Credit Hours) MAC College Algebra (3 Credit Hours)* OR STA Elementary Statistics (3 Credit Hours) preferred MCB 2010C - Microbiology (4 Credit Hours) PSY General Psychology (3 Credit Hours) ENC Written Communication I (3 Credit Hours) SPC Fundamentals of Speech Communication (3 Credit Hours) SYG Principles of Sociology (3 Credit Hours) HUN Fundamentals of Human Nutrition (3 Credit Hours) Humanities Choose from Area IV, A.S. (3 Credit Hours)

A.S. Dental Hygiene REQUIRED- DENTAL HYGIENE COURSES (ELIGIBLE FOR FEDERAL STUDENT AID ) DES 1020C - Dental Anatomy (2 Credit Hours) DES Head and Neck Anatomy (1 Credit Hour) DES 1200C - Dental Radiography (3 Credit Hours) DEH 1002C - Introduction to Clinical Procedure (6 Credit Hours) DEH Preventive Dentistry (1 Credit Hour) DEH Introduction to Dental Hygiene (2 Credit Hours) DES 1100C - Dental Materials (3 Credit Hours) DEH Oral Embryology and Histology (1 Credit Hour) DEH 1800C - Clinical Dental Hygiene I (5 Credit Hours) DEH Dental Office Emergencies (1 Credit Hour) DEH 2802C - Clinical Dental Hygiene II (4 Credit Hours) DEH Periodontology (2 Credit Hours) DEH Pharmacology and Pain Control (3 Credit Hours) DEH General and Oral Pathology (2 Credit Hours) DEH 2804C - Clinical Dental Hygiene III (7 Credit Hours) DEH 2702C - Community Dental Health (3 Credit Hours) DEH 2806C - Clinical Dental Hygiene IV (6 Credit Hours)

A.A. Transfer Federal Student Aid will not pay for Prerequisite courses enroll in to gain admission to another institution. The course must be part of the student’s curriculum/major at State College of Florida.

Recommendation - Declare A.A. First and Complete Degree Requirement SEE: Area I - Communications: 9 Hours Students must complete all three (3) courses (9 credit hours) listed below. ENC Written Communication I (3 Credit Hours) ENC Written Communication II (3 Credit Hours) SPC Fundamentals of Speech Communication (3 Credit Hours)

Recommendation - Declare A.A. First Area II - Mathematics: 6-9 Hours Students must take one course from Category A and at least one course from Categories A or B. A. MAC College Algebra (3 Credit Hours) MAC Calculus with Analytic Geometry I (4 Credit Hours) MGF Topics in Mathematics (3 Credit Hours) MGF Liberal Arts Mathematics (3 Credit Hours) STA Elementary Statistics (3 Credit Hours) B. MAC Trigonometry (3 Credit Hours) MAC Precalculus Algebra (3 Credit Hours) MAC Precalculus Algebra/Trigonometry (4 Credit Hours) MAC Applied Calculus (3 Credit Hours) MAC Calculus with Analytic Geometry II (4 Credit Hours) MAC Calculus with Analytic Geometry III (4 Credit Hours) MAD Discrete Mathematics (3 Credit Hours) MAP Differential Equations (3 Credit Hours) MAS Linear Algebra (3 Credit Hours)

Recommendation - Declare A.A. First Area III - Social Sciences: 6-9 Hours Students must take one course from Category A and at least one course from Categories A or B. A. AMH U.S. History 1877 to Present (3 Credit Hours) ANT Introduction to Anthropology (3 Credit Hours) ECO Principles of Macroeconomics (3 Credit Hours) POS American Government (3 Credit Hours) PSY General Psychology (3 Credit Hours) SYG Principles of Sociology (3 Credit Hours) B. AMH U.S. History to 1877 (3 Credit Hours) EUH Western Civilization to 1600 (3 Credit Hours) EUH Western Civilization from 1600 to Present (3 Credit Hours) INR International Relations (3 Credit Hours)

Recommendation - Declare A.A. First Area IV - Humanities: 6-9 Hours Students must take one course from Category A and at least one course from Categories A or B. A. ARH Art Appreciation (3 Credit Hours) HUM Introduction to the Humanities (3 Credit Hours) LIT Introduction to Literature (3 Credit Hours) MUL Music Appreciation (3 Credit Hours) PHI Introduction to Philosophical Reasoning (3 Credit Hours) THE Theatre Appreciation (3 Credit Hours)

Recommendation - Declare A.A. First Area IV - Humanities: 6-9 Hours Students must take one course from Category A and at least one course from Categories A or B. B. AML American Literature I (3 Credit Hours) AML American Literature II (3 Credit Hours) AML African-American Literature (3 Credit Hours) ARH Introduction to History of Art I (3 Credit Hours) ARH Introduction to History of Art II (3 Credit Hours) ENL English Literature I (3 Credit Hours) ENL English Literature II (3 Credit Hours) FIL History of Motion Pictures (3 Credit Hours) HUM Intercultural Humanities: The Ancient World (3 Credit Hours) HUM Intercultural Humanities: Medieval Period through Scientific Revolution (3 Credit Hours) HUM Intercultural Humanities: The Modern World (3 Credit Hours) LIT The Novel (3 Credit Hours) LIT The Short Story (3 Credit Hours) LIT Introduction to Poetry (3 Credit Hours)

Recommendation - Declare A.A. First Area IV - Humanities: 6-9 Hours Students must take one course from Category A and at least one course from Categories A or B. B. LIT Contemporary Literature (3 Credit Hours) LIT World Literature I (3 Credit Hours) LIT World Literature II (3 Credit Hours) LIT Horror, Fantasy and Science Fiction (3 Credit Hours) LIT Women in Literature (3 Credit Hours) MUH Folk/Traditional Music of World Cultures (3 Credit Hours) MUH Introduction to Music History and Literature (3 Credit Hours) PGY 2101C - Visual Literacy: Photography (3 Credit Hours) PHI Introduction to Eastern Philosophy (3 Credit Hours) PHI Applied Ethics (3 Credit Hours) PHI Environmental Ethics (3 Credit Hours) REL Religion in America (3 Credit Hours) REL Introduction to World Religions (3 Credit Hours)

Recommendation - Declare A.A. First Area V - Natural Science: 6-9 Hours Students must take one course from Category A and at least one course from Categories A or B. At least one science course with a lab (C) is recommended. A. AST Descriptive Astronomy (3 Credit Hours) BSC 1005C - Diversity of Life (3 Credit Hours) BSC 2010C - Fundamentals of Biology I (5 Credit Hours) BSC 2085C - Anatomy and Physiology I (4 Credit Hours) CHM 1020C - The Chemistry of Everyday Life (3 Credit Hours) CHM 2045C - General Chemistry I (5 Credit Hours) ESC 1000C - Earth and Space Science (3 Credit Hours) EVR Introduction to Environmental Science (3 Credit Hours) PHY 1020C - Fundamentals of Physics (3 Credit Hours) PHY 2048C - General Physics I with Calculus (5 Credit Hours) PHY 2053C - General Physics I (4 Credit Hours)

Recommendation - Declare A.A. First Area V - Natural Science: 6-9 Hours Students must take one course from Category A and at least one course from Categories A or B. At least one science course with a lab (C) is recommended. B. BSC 1007C - Introduction to Biology (4 Credit Hours) BSC Human Body (3 Credit Hours) BSC 2011C - Fundamentals of Biology II (5 Credit Hours) BSC 2086C - Anatomy and Physiology II (4 Credit Hours) CHM 1025C - Introductory Chemistry (5 Credit Hours) CHM 1032C - Chemistry for Health Professionals (4 Credit Hours) CHM 2046C - General Chemistry II (5 Credit Hours) CHM 2210C - Organic Chemistry I (5 Credit Hours) CHM 2211C - Organic Chemistry II (5 Credit Hours) MCB 2010C - Microbiology (4 Credit Hours) OCB 1000C - Introduction to Marine Biology (3 Credit Hours) OCE Introduction to Oceanography (3 Credit Hours) PHY 2049C - General Physics II with Calculus (5 Credit Hours) PHY 2054C - General Physics II (4 Credit Hours)

Recommendation - Declare A.A. First International/Intercultural Courses Students are required to complete six hours of courses from the following list. These courses may be used to fulfill General Education and/or Gordon Rule requirements where appropriate and as noted. AMH African-American History and Culture (3 Credit Hours) IV G** AML American Literature I (3 Credit Hours) IV G** AML American Literature II (3 Credit Hours) IV G** AML African-American Literature (3 Credit Hours) III G* ANT Introduction to Anthropology (3 Credit Hours) ANT Introduction to Cultural Anthropology (3 Credit Hours) IV ARH Art Appreciation (3 Credit Hours) IV G* ARH Introduction to History of Art I (3 Credit Hours) IV G* ARH Introduction to History of Art II (3 Credit Hours) CPO Comparative Government (3 Credit Hours) III ECO Principles of Macroeconomics (3 Credit Hours) III EUH Western Civilization to 1600 (3 Credit Hours) III EUH Western Civilization from 1600 to Present (3 Credit Hours) IV FIL History of Motion Pictures (3 Credit Hours) FIL Appreciation of Film (3 Credit Hours)

Recommendation - Declare A.A. First International/Intercultural Courses Students are required to complete six hours of courses from the following list. These courses may be used to fulfill General Education and/or Gordon Rule requirements where appropriate and as noted. FRE Intermediate French I (3 Credit Hours) FRE Intermediate French II (3 Credit Hours) GEA World Regional Geography (3 Credit Hours) GEO Environment and Culture (3 Credit Hours) GER Intermediate German I (3 Credit Hours) GER Intermediate German II (3 Credit Hours) IV G* HUM Intercultural Humanities: The Ancient World (3 Credit Hours) IV G* HUM Intercultural Humanities: Medieval Period through Scientific Revolution (3 Credit Hours) IV G* HUM Intercultural Humanities: The Modern World (3 Credit Hours) III G* INR International Relations (3 Credit Hours) G INR Model United Nations (3 Credit Hours) IV G** LIT Introduction to Literature (3 Credit Hours) IV G** LIT The Novel (3 Credit Hours) IV G** LIT The Short Story (3 Credit Hours) IV G** LIT Introduction to Poetry (3 Credit Hours)

Recommendation - Declare A.A. First International/Intercultural Courses Students are required to complete six hours of courses from the following list. These courses may be used to fulfill general education and/or Gordon Rule requirements where appropriate and as noted. IV G** LIT Contemporary Literature (3 Credit Hours) IV G** LIT World Literature I (3 Credit Hours) IV G** LIT World Literature II (3 Credit Hours) IV G** LIT Horror, Fantasy and Science Fiction (3 Credit Hours) IV G** LIT Women in Literature (3 Credit Hours) IV G* MUH Introduction to Music History and Literature (3 Credit Hours) IV MUL Music Appreciation (3 Credit Hours) IV G* MUH Folk/Traditional Music of World Cultures (3 Credit Hours) IV* PHI Introduction to Philosophical Reasoning (3 Credit Hours) IV G* PHI Introduction to Eastern Philosophy (3 Credit Hours) REL Introduction to the Academic Study of Hebrew Bible/Old Testament (3 Credit Hours) IV REL Introduction to World Religions (3 Credit Hours) IV G* REL Religion in America (3 Credit Hours) SPN Intermediate Spanish I (3 Credit Hours) SPN Intermediate Spanish II (3 Credit Hours) THE Theatre Appreciation (3 Credit Hours)

Recommendation - Declare A.A. First Gordon Rule All students are mandated to complete satisfactorily 12 semester hours of courses that include written assignments demonstrating college-level writing skills. Each of the following courses are designed to meet this requirement and requires a prerequisite of ENC 1101 (COVERED BY FINANCIAL AID) IV** + AML American Literature I (3 Credit Hours) IV** + AML American Literature II (3 Credit Hours) IV** + AML African-American Literature (3 Credit Hours) III* + ANT Introduction to Anthropology (3 Credit Hours) IV* + ARH Introduction to History of Art I (3 Credit Hours) IV* + ARH Introduction to History of Art II (3 Credit Hours) **CRW Creative Writing I (3 Credit Hours) **CRW Creative Writing II (3 Credit Hours) *ENC Written Communication II (3 Credit Hours) *ENC Technical Communication (3 Credit Hours) IV** ENL English Literature I (3 Credit Hours) IV** ENL English Literature II (3 Credit Hours) *EUH History of World War II and the Holocaust (3 Credit Hours) *FIL Foundations of Story (3 Credit Hours) IV* + HUM Intercultural Humanities: The Ancient World (3 Credit Hours)

Recommendation - Declare A.A. First Gordon Rule All students are mandated to complete satisfactorily 12 semester hours of courses that include written assignments demonstrating college-level writing skills. Each of the following courses are designed to meet this requirement and requires a prerequisite of ENC 1101 (COVERED BY FINANCIAL AID) IV* + HUM Intercultural Humanities: Medieval Period through Scientific Revolution (3 Credit Hours) IV* + HUM Intercultural Humanities: The Modern World (3 Credit Hours) III* + INR International Relations (3 Credit Hours) + INR Model United Nations (3 Credit Hours) *JOU Basic Reporting (3 Credit Hours) IV** + LIT Introduction to Literature (3 Credit Hours) IV** + LIT The Novel (3 Credit Hours) IV** + LIT The Short Story (3 Credit Hours) IV** + LIT Introduction to Poetry (3 Credit Hours) IV** + LIT Contemporary Literature (3 Credit Hours) IV** + LIT World Literature I (3 Credit Hours) IV** + LIT World Literature II (3 Credit Hours) IV** + LIT Horror, Fantasy and Science Fiction (3 Credit Hours) IV** + LIT Women in Literature (3 Credit Hours) *MMC Writing for Mass Communications (3 Credit Hours)

Recommendation - Declare A.A. First Gordon Rule All students are mandated to complete satisfactorily 12 semester hours of courses that include written assignments demonstrating college-level writing skills. Each of the following courses are designed to meet this requirement and requires a prerequisite of ENC 1101 (COVERED BY FINANCIAL AID) IV* + MUH Folk/Traditional Music of World Cultures (3 Credit Hours) IV* + MUH Introduction to Music History and Literature (3 Credit Hours) *PGY History of Photography (3 Credit Hours) IV* PGY 2101C - Visual Literacy: Photography (3 Credit Hours) *PLA Legal Research and Writing I (3 Credit Hours) *PLA Legal Research and Writing II (3 Credit Hours) IV* + REL Religion in America (3 Credit Hours) THE Theatre Appreciation (3 Credit Hours) *THE Theatre Fundamentals (3 Credit Hours)

Recommendation - Declare A.A. First In accordance with Florida State Department of Education Administrative Rule Number 6A , all students enrolling in any college for the first time on or after Jan. 1, 1983, are mandated to complete satisfactorily a minimum of six (6) semester hours of mathematics from any of the following courses: MAC College Algebra (3 Credit Hours) MAC Trigonometry (3 Credit Hours) MAC Precalculus Algebra (3 Credit Hours) MAC Precalculus Algebra/Trigonometry (4 Credit Hours) MAC Applied Calculus (3 Credit Hours) MAC Calculus with Analytic Geometry I (4 Credit Hours) MAC Calculus with Analytic Geometry II (4 Credit Hours) MAC Calculus with Analytic Geometry III (4 Credit Hours) MAD Discrete Mathematics (3 Credit Hours) MAP Differential Equations (3 Credit Hours) MAS Linear Algebra (3 Credit Hours) MGF Topics in Mathematics (3 Credit Hours) MGF Liberal Arts Mathematics (3 Credit Hours) STA Elementary Statistics (3 Credit Hours)