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If you have not yet decided on a major, but have a general idea of which area you are interested in, choose your area of interest below:

These majors are under the STEM umbrella and all require Calculus:

Applied Mathematics
Biochemistry
Biology, Any Emphasis
Chemistry B.A. and B.S.
Civil Engineering
Computer Engineering
Computer Science
Earth Sciences B.S.
Economics
Electrical Engineering
Environmental Science
Mathematics, Any Emphasis
Mechanical Engineering
Physics, Any Emphasis
Statistics

If you are potentially interested in any of these majors, you should choose either Pre-Calculus or Calculus depending on what math you took in high school.  Click here to participate in the First-Year Math Advising module to help choose which version is right for you.  If you need help with module, check out this page.

All Business majors require Business Calculus and Statistics:

Business Administration, Accounting
Business Administration, Decision Sciences
Business Administration, Finance
Business Administration, General Business
Business Administration, Information Systems
Business Administration, International Business
Business Administration, Management
Business Administration, Marketing
Hospitality and Tourism Management (if taking DS 212 for statistics in major)

If you are potentially interested in any of these majors, it is recommended that you start with Business Calculus.  Click here to participate in the First-Year Math Advising module to help choose which version is right for you.   If you need help with module, check out this page.

 

These majors all require Statistics:

Communicative Disorders
Health Education
Kinesiology, Exercise and Movement Sciences
Kinesiology, Physical Education
Nursing, Prelicensure
Nursing, RN to BSN
Nutrition and Dietetics, all concentrations
Psychology
Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences

 

If you are potentially interested in any of these majors, you should choose one of Statistics options.  Click here to participate in the First-Year Math Advising module to help choose which version is right for you.  If you need help with module, check out this page.

None of the other majors at SF State require a specific math course so you are able to choose any of the B4 options available at SF State. If none of the majors you are interested in are listed in the above options, you can choose any B4. 

Click here to participate in the First-Year Math Advising module to help choose which version is right for you.  If you need help with module, check out this page.

*If you are pathway 1 you have already satisfied the B4 requirement and do not need to take any further math courses.  

The most common class that is required is MATH 124.  

 

Click here to participate in the First-Year Math Advising module to help choose which version is right for you.  If you need help with module, check out this page.

List of Majors with specific Math/QR requirements

Stem Majors (Calculus)
Applied Mathematics
Biochemistry
Biology, Any Emphasis
Chemistry B.A. and B.S.
Civil Engineering
Computer Engineering
Computer Science
Earth Sciences B.S.
Economics
Electrical Engineering
Environmental Science
Mathematics, Any Emphasis
Mechanical Engineering
Physics, Any Emphasis
Statistics

Business Majors (Business Calculus & Statistics)
Business Administration, Accounting
Business Administration, Decision Sciences
Business Administration, Finance
Business Administration, General Business
Business Administration, Information Systems
Business Administration, International Business
Business Administration, Management
Business Administration, Marketing
Hospitality and Tourism Management (if taking DS 212 for statistics in major)

Statistics Required Majors (Statistics)
Communicative Disorders
Health Education
Kinesiology, Exercise and Movement Sciences
Kinesiology, Physical Education
Nursing, Prelicensure
Nursing, RN to BSN
Nutrition and Dietetics, all concentrations
Psychology
Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences

All other majors can take any B4

 

Click here to participate in the First-Year Math Advising module to help choose which version is right for you.  If you need help with module, check out this page.