MA 141Calculus I⁹
PMS 100 Perspectives on Learning¹
ENG 101 Academic Writing & Research
PE 1** Physical Education⁵
Humanities & Social Sciences (2) ²

MA 241 Calculus II⁹
CH 101 Chemistry- Molecular Science⁹
CH 102 General Chemistry Lab⁹
PE 2** Physical Education⁵
EC 205 Fundamentals of Economics⁴
Humanities/Social Sciences²

MA 242 Calculus III⁹
MA 225 Found Advance Mathematics⁹
MA 341Applied Differential Equation I⁹
PY 205 Physics Engineers & Sci. I ^{3, 9}

MA 405 Linear Algebra & Matrices
MA 401 Applied Diff. Eq. II⁸
Humanities & Social Sciences²
PY 208 Physics Engineers & Sci. II ^{3, 9}
ST 421 Intro Math Statistics I or, ST 371 Intro Prob. Dist. TH ¹²

MA 116 Intro Scientific Programming ^{9, 10}
ST 301 Statistical Methods I
ST 422 Intro Math Stat. II or ST 372 Intro STST Inf. Reg. ¹²
MA 407 Modern Algebra for Majors
MA 425 Math Analysis I

MA 426 Mathematical Analysis II ¹¹
MA 421 Introduction to Probability
EC/ARE 301 Intermediate Microeconomics
ST 302 Statistical Methods II
Humanities & Social Sciences²

MA 412 Long- Term Actuarial Models
Advised Electives⁷
EC 302 Intermediate Macroeconomics
ENG 332 Communication for Bus. & Man.⁶
Humanities & Social Sciences ²

MA 413 Short-Term Actuarial Models
Advised Electives⁷

1. E 115 can be taken in the place of PMS 100
2. These courses must be selected from the university- approved GER lists. At least one of the courses chosen to satisfy the GER Humanities and Social Sciences requirement must focus on a non- English speaking culture. Science, Technology, and Society electives are to be chosen from the GER Humanities and Social Sciences perspective list. Social Science courses must be selected from two different areas.
3. PY 201 and PY 202 can be taken in the place of PY 205 and PY 208.
4. EC/ARE 201 can be taken in the place of EC 205.
5. Two PE credits must include at least one Fitness and Wellness course.
6. ENG 331 or ENG 333 can be taken in place of ENG 332.
7. Students meet with their advisor to select Advised Electives. At least two major paper courses must be chosen from the following: MA 402, 427, 428, 432, 433, 435, 437, 491, 494, 544, 573, 574, BMA 573, 574. Students must demonstrate foreign language proficiency at the FL 102 level.
8. MA 501 can be taken in place of MA 401.
9. Grades of D are not accepted in ENG 101 and any required mathematics course numbered below 400. At most one D grade is permitted in required or elective mathematics courses. Only, one grade lower than a C- is allowed among the following; CH 101, CH 102, Introduction to Programming, the two-semester Introduction to Physics courses, and ST 371/372 (or ST 421/422).
10. CSC 114 or CSC 116 can be taken in place of MA 116.
11. MA 512 can be taken in place of MA 426.
12. Students are required to take the two courses ST 371 and ST 372, or the two courses ST 421 and ST 422.