Arizona Credit Map · Math
A 3-credit Arizona State University course that high school students in any state can take online. Arizona's other two public universities publish how they count it; here is what they say. Outside Arizona, how it counts depends on each college on the student's list.
The University of Arizona counts it as MATH 163.
Published ruling: MATH 163
NAU counts it as STA 270.
Published ruling: STA 270; Science Lit - Natural Sciences [02] or NAU Personalized Learning: STAT 271
[02]ASU charges $25 to start the course and $400 to add it to an official ASU transcript, only with a C or better and only if the family chooses. That is $425 for 3 college credits.
Taking it? The STP 226 first-week kit covers the format, materials and exams.
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These rulings come from the AZTransfer course equivalency guide, read October 27, 2026. A ruling is what a university has published, not a promise for a particular student, and rulings change. Confirm with the college's own transfer evaluation, and colleges outside Arizona set their own rules.
MAT 114 College Mathematics (formerly MAT 142) MAT 117 College Algebra MAT 170 Precalculus MAT 210 Brief Calculus MAT 265 Calculus for Engineers I
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