Calculus Readiness Exam Details
Students pursuing majors that require calculus take Cedarville’s Calculus Readiness Exam on campus during the Saturday of Getting Started Weekend. Their academic advisors then use the Calculus Readiness Exam results to assist the students in registering for the appropriate mathematics courses.
Cedarville University requires calculus for the following majors:
Robert W. Plaster School of Business:
- Economics (BS)
School of Engineering and Computer Science:
- Civil Engineering (BS)
- Computer Engineering (BS)
- Computer Science (BS)
- Cyber Operations (BS)
- Electrical Engineering (BS)
- Mechanical Engineering (BS)
School of Pharmacy:
- Pharmaceutical Science (BS)
School of Science and Mathematics:
- Biology (BA and BS)
- Chemistry (BA and BS)
- Environmental Science (BS)
- Forensic Science (BS)
- Geology (BS)
- Integrated Mathematics Education (BA)
- Integrated Physical Science Education (BA)
- Integrated Physics Education (BA)
- Mathematics (BA and BS)
- Molecular Biology (BS)
- Physics (BS)
If you have any questions about the exam, please contact the Office of the Registrar.
Practice for the Calculus Readiness Exam
Use the practice Calculus Readiness Exam below to practice for the official exam on campus. The practice exam should take 30 minutes and should be completed without using a calculator. The practice Calculus Readiness Exam can also be used to determine if you need additional preparatory courses (such as college algebra and/or precalculus) before arriving at Cedarville.