Radford Mathematics BS Statistics Concentration Transfer Guide

Bachelor of Science in Mathematics (Statistics Concentration)
Catalog Year 2025-2026
Based on VCCS Curriculum for MATHEMATICS
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Complete at a Virginia Community College |
Credits |
Course Equivalent |
Notes |
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SDV 100 or 101 |
1-2 |
UNIV 100 |
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ENG 111 |
3 |
ENGL 111 |
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ENG 112 or 113 |
3 |
General Education |
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Any UCGS Art or Humanities |
3 |
General Education |
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Any UCGS Art, Humanities, or Literature |
3 |
General Education |
This course must come from a different discipline than prior requirement. |
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Any UCGS Social & Behavioral Science |
3 |
General Education |
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Any UCGS Natural Sciences |
4 |
General Education |
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MTH 161/162, 167 (Prerequisites) |
6-8 |
MATH 125 MATH 138 |
MTH 161 transfers as Math 125; MTH 162 or MTH 167 transfer as MATH 138. These courses should be taken only if needed as prerequisites to MTH 263 |
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MTH 263 Calc I |
4 |
MATH 171 |
A grade of C or better required |
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Any UCGS History |
3 |
General Education |
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Any UCGS course |
3-4 |
General Education |
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Any UCGS course |
3-4 |
General Education |
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MTH 264 Calc II |
4 |
MATH 172 |
A grade of C or better required. |
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MTH 265 Calc III |
4 |
MATH 271 |
A grade of C or better required. |
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MTH 266 Linear Alg and MTH 267 Diff Equations |
6 |
MATH 260 Linear Alg and MATH 346 Diff Equations |
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MTH 283 Probability & Statistics and PHY 241/242 |
7 |
STAT 301 and PHYS 221/222 |
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Additional transfer electives, if needed to meet 60 credits |
3-6 |
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Pre-Transfer Credits: 60-63 |
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Complete at Radford University |
Credits |
Notes |
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INSY 275 or ITEC 120 |
3-4 |
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STAT 302 |
3 |
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MATH 300 |
3 |
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MATH 430 |
3 |
Prerequisite MATH 300 |
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MATH 431 |
3 |
Prerequisite MATH 430 |
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STAT 420 |
3 |
Prerequisite STAT 302 |
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STAT 421 |
3 |
Prerequisite STAT 302 |
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STAT 3XX/4XX |
3 |
300 or 400 level Statistic courses. In recent years, most common course offering is STAT 330. |
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ENG 306 |
3 |
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BS Requirement |
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Three credits from the following courses: ANSC 303; CRJU 385; ECON 321; GEOS 250; GEOS 380; ITEC 375; MGNT 333; MGNT 357; PSYC 301; PSYC 302; SOCY 380; PHYS 222; any biology course; any chemistry course |
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Free Electives |
29-30 |
Electives needed to meet 120-hour graduation requirement at Radford University. Students could, for example, be recommended to complete a minor related to mathematics and/or statistics |
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Post-Transfer Credits: 60 |
Transfer Guidance
Guaranteed Admission Agreement Requirements
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Earn a transferable associate degree
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Earn a minimum 2.8 cumulative GPA
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Be in good standing at the current institution
Important Links & Dates
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University Transfer Center: https://admissions.radford.edu
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Admission Application: By March 1 for priority fall admission and November 1 for priority spring admission at https://www.radford.edu/admissions/apply/index.html
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Financial Aid: https://www.radford.edu/fin-aid, FAFSA priority deadline March 1.
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FAFSA - Free Application for Federal Student Aid: https://studentaid.gov
What Should I Consider When Selecting Courses?
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Create a schedule for all required courses. Pay attention to prerequisites and when courses are offered. Complete your first math and English courses in your first year. For help, view the Transfer Steps and Resource Center at www.TransferVirginia.org
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Connect with an advisor at your community college and Radford University within your first year. Set up an account at www.TransferVirginia.org
Is This Degree Right For Me?
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You are planning on completing a degree which will include skills to solve problems in physical science and engineering, computing, business, economics, medicine, and the social sciences
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This program allows you to finish your bachelor degree coursework in as little as two years or provides the flexibility to go at a slower pace
What Is The Impact On My Degree Of Work I Have Already Completed?
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Associate Transfer Degree Completion: The completion of the transfer-oriented degree program will satisfy the REAL Curriculum (lower division/general education) requirements. Students will need to complete all other University, college, and departmental requirements in order to obtain the baccalaureate degree from RU
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Dual Enrollment – Completion of Associate Degree in HS: Students completing the associate degree in high school should apply using the freshman application. If admitted, the student will receive the benefits associated with the transferable associate degree (as noted prior)
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Credit for Prior Learning: AP, IB, and CLEP will be evaluated for credits (based on receipt and evaluation of scores). See https://catalog.radford.edu/content.php?catoid=57&navoid=2777
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Catalog Year: Students will be subject to the catalog in effect at the time of enrollment at RU unless otherwise requested
Is This College Right For Me?
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Main campus is located in the city of Radford and our Radford University Carilion campus is located in Roanoke. RU is well-known for strong faculty/student bonds, vibrant student life and a commitment to student support.
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Situated in the stunning landscape of southwest Virginia, there are plenty of nearby opportunities to explore the outdoors.
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With 70+ bachelor’s degree programs across a variety of disciplines, the classes at Radford are hands-on and designed to help you prepare for your chosen career path.
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Transfer students have the option to live on-campus or off-campus within the local area.
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Over 80% of students receive some form of financial aid.
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16 Division I teams and 300+ student organizations.
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Learn more about our university at www.TransferVirginia.org
Did You Know That…
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Completing your Associate transfer degree satisfies all lower division general education requirements and increases the chance of completing your bachelor’s degree
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Exceeding 3 years or 90 credits at your community college means you may have exhausted your financial aid and have limited your future financial aid at Radford University.
What Can I Do With This Degree?
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Explore possible careers, salaries, and job outlook at www.TransferVirginia.org
Program Successes & Highlights
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We have dedicated faculty, including the 2019 Virginia winner of the top award for teaching excellence, who have been recognized for their outstanding work
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Our faculty publish their own journals, including the Electronic Journal of Mathematics and Technology and Virginia Mathematics Teacher, of which students can publish their own research
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Our math class sizes are very small; upper level classes often have less than 10 students
What Are My Chances For Getting Accepted?
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Of students who apply, usually about 65% of transfer applicants are accepted to Radford University and about 80% of the entering transfer class comes from the Virginia Community College System. Learn more about applying at www.TransferVirginia.org.
Do More With Your Degree!
Other Than Classes, Are There Other Program Requirements?
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All students must complete a total of at least 120 credit hours.
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Overall GPA on all Radford University courses must be at least 2.0
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Overall GPA on courses in major taken at Radford University must be at least 2.0