UL Mathematics BS Transfer Guide
UL Mathematics BS Transfer Guide
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UL Mathematics BS Transfer Guide

UL Mathematics BS Transfer Guide

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These transfer guides are used to direct students in the discovery of courses and programs that they are eligible to transfer into based on the number of credits they have currently accrued.

Bachelor of Science in Mathematics

Catalog Year 2025-2027

Based on VCCS Curriculum for MATHEMATICS

Complete at a Virginia Community College

Credits

Course Equivalent

Notes

SDV 100 College Success Skills or SDV 101 Orientation

1-2

No Transfer Credit

 

ENG 111 College Comp I

3

ENGL 110

 

ENG 112 College Comp II

3

ENGL 123W

 

Any UCGS Art or Humanities – Arts: ART 100, CST 130, CST 151, MUS 121, MUS 226; Humanities: HUM 220, PHI 220

3

Fine Arts and Humanities Requirement

 

Any UCGS Art or Humanities (category not taken above), or Literature: ENG 245 or 246

3

Fine Arts and Humanities Requirement

This course must be from a different category than previous course.

 

Any UCGS Social & Behavioral Science: ECO 201, ECO 202, SOC 200, SOC 268

3

Social Science Literacy Requirement

 

Any UCGS History: HIST 101, 102, 111, or 112

3

HIST 103

 

Any UCGS Natural Sciences: BIO 106, CHM 101, CHM 111, CHM 112, ENV 121, ENV 122, GOL 105, GOL 106, GOL 110, PHY 100, PHY 201, PHY 202, PHY 241, PHY 242

4

Scientific Literacy Requirement

 

MTH 263 Calculus I

4

MATH 103

 

CST 100 Public Speaking or CST 110 Human Communication

3

COMM 101

 

Any UCGS course

3-4

 

 

MTH 264 Calculus II

4

MATH 104

 

MTH 265 Calculus III

4

MATH 211

 

MTH 266 Linear Algebra, MTH 267 Differential Equations, MTH 288 Discrete Math, or CSC 208 Intro Discrete Structures I

3

MATH 307 / MATH 301 / Elective

MTH 266 recommended. Students cannot receive credit for both CSC 208 and MTH 288.

MTH 266 Linear Algebra, MTH 267 Differential Equations, MTH 288 Discrete Math, or CSC 208 Intro Discrete Structures I

3

MATH 307 / MATH 301 / Elective

MTH 267 recommended. Students cannot receive credit for both CSC 208 and MTH 288.

CSC 221 Intro to Problem Solving & Programming, MTH 245 Statistics, MTH 283 Probability & Statistics, PHY 201 General College Physics I, PHY 202 General College Physics II, PHY 241 University Physics I, PHY 242 University Physics II, or additional Math course

3-4

CS 131 / STAT 222 / PHYS 141 / PHYS 142 / PHYS 161 / PHYS 162

CSC 221 recommended

CSC 221 Intro to Problem Solving & Programming, MTH 245 Statistics, MTH 283 Probability & Statistics, PHY 201 General College Physics I, PHY 202 General College Physics II, PHY 241 University Physics I, PHY 242 University Physics II, or additional Math course

3-4

CS 131 / STAT 222 / PHYS 141 / PHYS 142 / PHYS 161 / PHYS 162

MTH 245 or 283 recommended if planning to take 300-level STAT courses at Lynchburg

Math prerequisites (MTH 161 PreCalculus I, MTH 162 PreCalculus II, MTH 167 PreCalculus with Trigonometry), World Languages, other college requirements, or additional transfer electives

4-9

MATH 102

 

Pre-Transfer Credits

60-62

 

 

 

Complete at University of Lynchburg

Credits

Notes

MATH 260W

3

 

MATH 405

3

 

MATH 407

3

 

MATH 451W

3

 

Additional Major Electives

9

Choose from any MATH or STAT 300-level and above not taken for another degree requirement

Electives

39

 

Post-Transfer Credits

60

 

 

Transfer Guidance

 

Guaranteed Admission Agreement Requirements

By meeting the following criteria, you are guaranteed admission into the University of Lynchburg. This agreement does not guarantee your enrollment in any specific major.

  • Graduate from a transfer-oriented degree program at a Virginia community college
  • Graduate with a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher
  • Submit an official transcript showing completion of the associate degree

Please visit the TransferVirginia.org portal to find course requirements for different majors (Transfer Tools) and Transfer Guides that outline course requirements for specific majors (Resource Center).

 

Important Links & Dates:

 

What Should I Consider When Selecting Courses?

  • 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, see Transfer Steps and Resource Center at www.TransferVirginia.org
  • Connect with an advisor at your community college and University of Lynchburg within your first year. College Connect available in your account at www.TransferVirginia.org

 

Is This Degree Right For Me?

  • Our math major will give you skills and knowledge that you can apply to almost any field. You’ll learn how to solve problems, think critically, and communicate effectively. You’ll hone your ability to view complex problems from different perspectives, allowing you to break them into more manageable pieces. Then you’ll address those smaller pieces with approachable solutions.
  • You’ll explore courses on probability theory, discrete mathematics, vector calculus, number theory, and experimental mathematics. You’ll also learn how to communicate mathematical ideas clearly both orally and in writing.
  • Our faculty integrate technology throughout their classes and work with each student individually to help them develop skills that will be valuable throughout their life.

 

What Is the Impact on My Degree of Work I Have Already Completed?

  • Associate Transfer Degree Completion: Fulfills all DELL General Education courses.
  • Dual Enrollment – Completion of Associate Degree in HS: Lynchburg does not differentiate between an Associate degree earned through a Dual Enrollment program and one earned in attendance at a VCCS institution.
  • Credit for Prior Learning: AP, IB, CLEP, and DANTES are evaluated for credit.
  • Catalog Year: Catalog year is determined by the first semester attended at the University of Lynchburg.

 

Is This College Right For Me?

  • University of Lynchburg (known as Lynchburg College until 2018) is a small, private university in Lynchburg, Virginia offering more than 100 academic programs including master’s and doctoral level degrees.
  • Lynchburg is a welcoming and inclusive community open to all students seeking to be an active part of engaged learning, developing mentoring relationships with faculty, participating in student life and community service on and off campus in an effort to be responsible citizens now and in the future.
  • Scholarships and financial aid are awarded to all students and is often equal to the cost of attending a public university.
  • Recognized as one of forty colleges that change lives in the book “Colleges That Change Lives” which has brought national recognition to UL, we are also recognized in US News & World Report and Princeton Review.

Learn more about our college at www.TransferVirginia.org

 

Did You Know That…

  • Completing your Associate transfer degree satisfies the majority of your DELL general education requirements and increases the chance of completing your bachelor’s degree?
  • Exceeding 3 years or 90 credits at your community college means you may have exhausted your financial aid at that college and have limited your future financial aid at the University of Lynchburg?
  • Up to 84 credits are eligible for transfer at the University of Lynchburg? Priority will be given to major courses, minor courses, and general education courses covered from transfer credit.

 

What Can I Do With This Degree?

A math degree doesn’t just lead to an interesting and satisfying career. It can also be lucrative! If you’re considering mathematics as a major, here are a few things you can do with a degree in mathematics.

  • Algorithmic engineer: $108,353
  • Data scientist: $100,560
  • High school math teacher: $52,720
  • Investment banking analyst: $80,682
  • Mathematician: $105,030
  • Operations research analyst: $84,810
  • Process engineer: $74,370
  • Supply chain manager: $103,147
  • Quality assurance manager: $115,548

Explore possible careers, salaries, and job outlook at www.TransferVirginia.org

 

Program Successes & Highlights

As a Lynchburg mathematics student, you’ll:

  • Explore many different topics, like calculus and algebra, number theory, and experimental mathematics.
  • Learn how to apply mathematical concepts to other fields of study.
  • Solve complex problems by breaking them down into smaller, more manageable parts.

 

What Are My Chances for Getting Accepted?

If you apply through general application instead of through the GAA you will be considered for admission with all other transfer applicants.

Learn more about applying at www.TransferVirginia.org

 

Do More With Your Degree!

A math degree can lead to a wide range of jobs in many different industries. Math majors often find work as actuaries, mathematicians, statisticians, or teachers. But there are many other options available depending on your interests and skills. Our graduates have gone on to work in supply chain management, analytics for the National Security Agency, and at the Naval Warfare Center.

So if you’re thinking about getting a math degree, know that there are plenty of great opportunities out there!

 

Other Than Classes, Are There Other Program Requirements?

No additional requirements, but an internship is highly recommended during time at Lynchburg.

 

4-Year Major
Mathematics/Statistics/Data Science
Applicable School(s)
University of Lynchburg
Category/Topic
Transfer Guides