Are you unsure which math class to enroll in? Here's some tips:
Tip 1
Review your Placement Report in eServices (under Academic Records/Placement) as well as the CRC Math Placement Grid to determine which math course to enroll in.Tip 2
You are not required to register for all of the courses listed in your Placement Report. Only enroll in the math course(s) needed for your academic goal or major.
If you are unsure of which class satisfies the requirements for your academic goal or major, please refer to the Education Plan you received either from your New Student Orientation, Success Coach or Counselor. If you do not have an education plan, please Schedule a Counseling Appointment.
Unsure which math courses apply to your major?
Are you a B-STEM student? Please see Math Placement Information for B-STEM Students for important information pertaining to your placements.
Important to know: The number of units you are enrolled in may affect your financial aid, VA benefits (if applicable) and more. See Financial Aid Withdrawal Policy.
If eServices Placement Report shows: |
You are eligible for course(s): | Notes: |
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HONOR 393 | HONOR 393 | Honors Program application/approval required to register. |
MATH 300 | MATH 300 | (none) |
STAT 300 | STAT 300 | (none) |
STAT 480 | STAT 480 |
Honors Program application/approval required to register. Having trouble enrolling? Complete the Placement Re-Evaluation/Questions form. |
MATHS 33 |
MATH 333 with support (MATHS 33 is a support course) MATH 333 |
Students have the option of taking this course with the MATHS 33 support course or without it. Register for MATHS 33 first, then MATH 333.* |
MATH 76 | MATH 335 with support (MATHS 76 is a support course) |
Register for MATH 76 then submit the Placement Re-Evaluation/Questions form with the course number of the MATH 335 course you’d like to enroll in. If you took Algebra II/IM3 or Higher Level and received a grade of C- (or better), and would like to take MATH 335 without the support course, submit your high school transcripts using the Placement Re-Evaluation/Questions form. |
MATH 120 | Email the Placement Office at CRC-Placement@crc.losrios.edu. | (none) |
MATH 333 | Math 333 | You can enroll without support. |
MATH 335 | See notes. |
If you took Algebra II/IM3 or Higher Level and received a grade of C- (or better), and would like to take MATH 335 without the support course, submit your high school transcripts using the Placement Re-Evaluation/Questions form. Note: this will appear as “MATH 76” on your Placement grid |
MATH 341 | See notes. | MATH 341 effective fall 2023 is now offered with embedded support. Students will automatically be enrolled in both the lecture and the lab course. |
MATH 355 | Math 355 | If you took Trigonometry or Higher Level or Pre-Calculus or higher and received a grade of C- (or better), and would like to take MATH 355, submit your high school transcripts using the Placement Re-Evaluation/Questions form. |
MATH 370 | Math 370 | If you took Trigonometry or Higher Level and received a grade of C- (or better), and would like to take Math 370, submit your high school transcripts using the Placement Re-Evaluation/Questions form. |
MATH 400 | Math 400 | If you took Pre-Calculus or Higher Level and received a grade of C- (or better), and would like to take Math 400, submit your high school transcripts using the Placement Re-Evaluation/Questions form. |
*MATHS 33 is a placement for a co-requisite pairing. Each MATHS 33 is paired with a specific Math 333 course. Be sure to review the “Class Notes” of the course you want to enroll in to ensure you are enrolling in the correct paired section.
Unsure which math courses apply to your major?
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