Math Advisement Information

UPDATED -The Math Department has updated all of our course information sheets, that is the
documents that we all use as a template for our respective course syllabi. These are often requested by students as they transfer to their four-year institution of interest. Please direct students to the appropriate location on our college website at http://www.clinton.edu/mathscience/courseinformation.cxml

UPDATED -The Math Department has updated our advisement documents. I have included each of the documents to this email, but they are also available in Public Folders (located within Outlook); click on the folder entitled "Advisement" and open the post entitled "All You Ever Wanted to Know about Math Advisement". We encourage you to print these documents for yourself and for your advisees.

Math Sequence of Courses - A Quick Reference
The link below contains:
(1) the very popular math flowchart
(2)the handy-dandy table that outlines entry-level math course by program of study
Math Flow Chart

So You're Advising a Student to Take Math
The PowerPoint presentation below is a nice reference that includes:
(1) general math advisement recommendations,
(2) another flowchart (you can never have to many),
(3) previous changes in math courses/numbering, and
(4) our DL schedule of courses
So You're Advising a Student to Take Math

Help...A Survival Guide to the Math Changes
This document linked below includes a summary of policies in place and general recommendations for those little not-so-unexpected issues.
Help...A Survival Guide to the Math Changes

Credit by Examination Options in Mathematics
If you have an advisee who feels that their math skills are top-notch, they can earn credit for our math courses by earning sufficient scores on standardized exams such as AP, CLEP and DSST. The Word document below outlines all of the exams that we accept and the necessary earned score.
Credit by Examination Options