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Changes to MTH 110

How do I fulfill the Math 110 proficiency?
Below are the ways to meet MTH 110 Proficiency:

Successful completion of the Math 110 course OR

• Initial mathematics placement of “waive MTH 110” or the Advanced Waiver.
• Pass the MTH 110 proficiency test  (www.gvsu.edu/testserv)
• Transfer credit for MTH 110, 122, 123, 125, 201, 202, 203, 225 or 302.
• AP credit for MTH 201 and/or 202.  (Score of 3 or higher required.)
• CLEP credit for MTH 122 or 201.

  If you are a student that started at GVSU BEFORE FALL 2011:
   1. You must meet MTH 110 Proficiency, even if you fulfill GE Mathematical Science - Foundation (MS-F) or MACRAO elsewhere
         OR
    2. You must adopt a new catalog (2011-12)

If you are a New Transfer Student:  
    1. If you fulfilled MACRAO then you have fulfilled MS-F
    2. You can transfer in any course in MS-F. If so, you have then fulfilled MS-F
         OR
     If you need MS-F, you must show MTH 110 Proficiency

If you are a New Freshman:
   1. Math 110 course, or proficiency (see list above), is a pre-requisite for MS-F