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TMCC’s Mathematics classes, from developmental math past Calculus, help students acquire the mathematical skills and understandings required by many professions and fields of study.
| Choose Math 120 if your area of study is: | Choose Math 126 if your area of study is: |
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| Prerequisite for Math 120 | Prerequisite for Math 126 |
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See detailed MyTMCC instructions for How to Register for Math 120+20 Classes.
All degree or certificate-seeking students are required to complete degree-applicable college-level math courses within their first two semesters at TMCC. All university transferable degrees and allied health programs will require students to complete a minimum of Math 120 or Math 126. If you do not have qualifying placement scores, you will register for what is known as corequisite math, meaning you will take your college-level math course while simultaneously taking a support course, so either Math 120 with Math 20 or Math 126 with Math 26. You will have to enroll in matching sections of the math courses. The process is the same for both courses, but this video uses Math 120 with support as an example.
Place into TMCC math classes by testing into the class or completing an appropriate prerequisite class.
Check out our FAQs for the answers to many common questions.
Ensuring students who pass TMCC math classes possess appropriate mathematical skills and understandings.
The Math Department does not keep wait lists. If you are hoping to get into a class that is full, you should contact the instructor before the class begins.
Some instructors will allow you to attend class (seats must be available), and some will not.
Some instructors will administratively drop students for non-attendance during the 100% refund period to make room for students who are waiting to get into the class, and some will not.
An instructor who allows a student to attend a full class during open registration has no obligation to add the student to the class when open registration closes, and at this time may require that all students who are not enrolled stop attending.
Class sizes are not ordinarily increased. Exceptions to this rule are made jointly by the instructor and the department chair on a case-by-case basis.
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| Monday–Thursday | 9 a.m.–4 p.m. |
| Friday, Saturday, Sunday | Closed |
