Chapman University
A competitive applicant should have the equivalent of our statistics or calculus. We will consider
students that have successfully completed intermediate algebra.
Marcela Mejia Martinez
Associate Director
Chapman University
Office of Admission
One University Dr.
Orange, CA 92866
Mills College
Mills has no minimum math transfer requirement. For first-year students our admission
website
<http://www.mills.edu/academics/undergraduate/catalog/admission_applying.php> has
the following recommendations for high school courses:
While our subject requirements are flexible, we strongly recommend a full college
preparatory course which includes: four years of English; two or more years of social
sciences; two or more years of foreign languages; three or more years of mathematics;
and two or more years of science.
Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising (FIDM)
Correction, after verification with the GE department the requirement is two semesters of Algebra with
grades of C or above in each course (I should have confirmed first)
Ben M. Weinberg
FIDM International Student Director/Articulation Officer
213-624-1200 (X3405) bweinberg@fidm.edu
Dominican University of California
Dominican University of California does not have a minimum Math requirement for admission.
Xiomara Garcia
Transfer Credit Evaluator & Articulation Officer
Dominican University of California - Registrar's Office
50 Acacia Ave
San Rafael, CA 94901
(415) 485 - 3260
Fresno Pacific University
No minimum for admission. However, higher than Intermediate Algebra for degree completion.
Kelly Schroeder
Fresno Pacific University
Azusa Pacific University
430 on SAT, 19 on ACT…let me know if there are questions!
Yes, that’s correct. So it they are transferring and have not taken a Math course, we would not
require them to do so.
Priscilla Goodman
Assistant Registrar
Undergraduate Registrar's Office
Azusa Pacific University
626.815.6000 Ext 3535
pgoodman@apu.edu
Notre Dame de Namur University
According to the Notre Dame de Namur University catalog, it states applicants need algebra and
geometry. For transfer students, although it is not stated in the catalog, they need intermediate
algebra.
Hope this helps.
Lori Logan-McCormick
Asst. Director of Transfer Admissions, Day Students
Notre Dame de Namur University
1500 Ralston Avenue
Belmont, CA 94002
Cal Lutheran University
At Cal Lutheran incoming freshmen need to complete 3 years of Math which should include
Algebra II, four years of Math is preferred.
Transfer students should complete a College level Math course but can be admitted completing
Intermediate Algebra which is not transferable but serves as a pre-requisite to College Math
courses.
Lorraine
Lorraine Purmort
Associate Registrar
California Lutheran University
60 W. Olsen Road, #1325
Thousand Oaks, CA 91360-2787
(805)493-3112 or 3105
Scripps College
Scripps College expects transfer students to enter prepared to take precalculus (or preferably already
having taken college-level precalculus).
Hope this helps.
Carol
Carol Entler, Registrar
Scripps College, PMB 1279
1030 Columbia Ave (Balch 121)
Claremont, CA 91711-3948
(909)621-8273 Fax: (909)607-9598 carol_entler@scrippscollege.edu
Charles Drew University of Medicine and Science
We don't have a math admission requirement to the College of Science and Health (our only college with
undergraduate programs). Students complete math and reading/writing assessments when they are
admitted. A few of our students each year need to take developmental courses in math (e.g., Pre-Algebra)
and writing based on the results of their assessments.
Specific programs in our College have math prerequisites and not all students who apply to those programs
are admitted.
Bill
William M. London, Ed.D., M.P.H.
Adjunct Associate Professor, Department of General Studies
College of Science and Health
Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science
201 Keck Building
1731 E. 120th Street
Los Angeles, CA 90059
wlondon@cdrewu.edu
University of the Pacific
There is not a minimum math requirement for transfer at the University of the Pacific. It is best if
the student has at least intermediate algebra for the skill requirement for graduation. What math
they need over all will depend on the major.
Lis Luft
Pharmacy Evaluations
University of the Pacific
3601 Pacific Ave
Stockton CA 95211
1-209-946-2211
Woodbury University
None for Woodbury University.
It is recommended that a student enter with 3 years of high school math. SAT I or ACT test
scores are required of students with less than 30 transferable units. There is a time limit on the
applicability of prior math courses (1 year for elementary algebra, 2 years for intermediate).
Students are required to complete placement testing prior to registration.
Jan Leath, Articulation Officer
Woodbury University
(818) 767-0888 x279 (818-252-5279-direct line)
(818) 767-4816 (fax)
jan.leath@woodbury.edu
University of La Verne
The University of La Verne is quite complex due to the various student populations that we serve.
However, if I understand your question correctly I would have to say that our university does not
have a minimum math requirement for students who are planning to attend our institution.
If the student has less than 32 units prior to admission then they will would be matriculated as an
incoming freshmen (needing docs such as H.S. transcripts, SAT 1 or ACT scores, and letters of
recommendations).
If any further information is needed, please let me know.
Thanks,
Janice Wilkins
Assistant Registrar, Articulation
University of La Verne
1950 Third Street
La Verne, CA 91750
(909)593-3511, Ext 4524
email:jwilkins2@ulv.edu
Antioch University
Antioch University has no Math requirement.
The students take a Global Economics class here (upper division) that satisfies our math
requirement.
Thanks for asking.
Cami Vignoe, M.A. Admissions Counselor
Antioch University
801 Garden St.
Santa Barbara, CA 93101
(805) 962-8179 x113
University of Southern California (USC)
Q: Does USC have a math requirement?
A: Colleges throughout California expect students
to have mastered the equivalent of intermediate
college algebra with at least a “C” grade. USC
is no exception. Students who did not complete
advanced algebra in high school should plan to
take intermediate algebra or higher at the college
level. Many USC degree programs have more
demanding math requirements; refer to the
USC Catalogue for more information.
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