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Mathematics Transfer Courses
After MSU Denver receives a transfer students’ official transcripts from other institutions, the MSU Denver Transcript Evaluators make the determination as to how the courses taken elsewhere will transfer in.
In some cases, they need to have the experts within the Department of Mathematics & Statistics (the math faculty who teach the courses and create the curriculum) perform the evaluation.
Additionally. they must send to us courses that students wish to have evaluated for the Quantitative Literacy designation for General Studies (the exception being gtPathways courses taken at other Colorado institutions).
Transfer Course FAQ
If you submitted your official transcripts to MSU Denver after April 2022, any math courses that need evaluating will be automatically put in our queue to evaluate.
If you submitted your official transcripts to MSU Denver in or before April 2022 and still need a math course evaluated, please ask your advisor to submit the request through Slate.
In either case, you may be asked via email to provide additional information for us to be able to evaluate your course.
If you are a new transfer student whose transcripts have not yet been evaluated by the Office of Transfer Services, you will receive your evaluation once it is complete and should not request transfer course evaluations.
If you are wondering how your courses taken at other Colorado institutions might transfer in, see here.
If your transcripts from another institution are pending evaluation, or have not yet been received by Transfer Services, and you want to register for a class for which the prerequisite is met by a transfer course, please submit an override request and include unofficial transcripts.
When a transfer course does not have an equivalent course at MSU Denver, a lower division course will be given the number 8000 and an upper division course will be given the number 9000. Please meet with a math faculty advisor to discuss how such a course might apply to your degree.
Prospective Nursing Program Students
Please submit course descriptions and unofficial transcripts to Dr. John Carter, Mathematics & Statistics Department Chair, for evaluation.
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