Do you have completed math and chemistry courses from dual enrollment or from another institution than NMSU? Are you worried that you might take the wrong math and chemistry courses to apply towards the NMSU chemical engineering curriculum? Did you send your transcript to NMSU and get a very cryptic transfer evaluation in return? For example, did you complete MATH 1510, Calculus I, and MATH 1520, Calculus II, at Eastern New Mexico and the transfer evaluation came back as MATH 100E and CCDMAREA2. No, you don’t have to retake Calculus I and Calculus II. We (unfortunately) have some paperwork to do here at NMSU, but we will get your courses to count as the proper equivalent. As soon as you arrive at NMSU, bring the transcript from the school where you took the courses to the Chemical and Materials Engineering department head. Don’t worry anymore, take a look at the course equivalencies below.

• MATH 1511, Calculus and Analytic Geometry I, at NMSU; equivalent courses include:
  • MATH 1510 at: Eastern New Mexico, Western New Mexico, Central New Mexico, San Juan College, New Mexico Tech, New Mexico Highlands, and Northern New Mexico.
  • MATH 1512 at: Clovis Community College, University of New Mexico
  • MATH 2413 at El Paso Community College
• MATH 1521, Calculus and Analytic Geometry II, at NMSU; equivalent courses include:
  • MATH 1520 at: Eastern New Mexico, Western New Mexico, Central New Mexico, San Juan College, New Mexico Tech, New Mexico Highlands, and Northern New Mexico.
  • MATH 1522 at: Clovis Community College, University of New Mexico
  • MATH 2314 at El Paso Community College.
• MATH 2530, Calculus III, at NMSU; equivalent courses include:
  • MATH 2530 at Central New Mexico, San Juan College, New Mexico Highlands, and Northern New Mexico.
  • MATH 2531 at: Clovis Community College, University of New Mexico
  • MATH 2532 at: New Mexico Tech
  • MATH 2315 at: El Paso Community College
• MATH 3160, Introduction to Ordinary Differential Equations, at NMSU; equivalent courses include:
  • MATH 2410 at: Central New Mexico, San Juan College, and Northern New Mexico.
  • MATH 323 at: Western New Mexico
  • MATH 335 at: New Mexico Tech
  • MATH 351 at: Eastern New Mexico
  • MATH 3520 at: New Mexico Highlands
  • MATH 316 at: University of New Mexico
  • MATH 2320 at: El Paso Community College
• CHEM 313, Organic Chemistry I (3 cr), CHEM 314, Organic Chemistry II (3 cr), and CHEM 315, Organic Chemistry Lab (2 cr), for 8 total cr. at NMSU; equivalent courses include:
  • CHEM 341 (3 cr), 341L (1 cr), 342 (3 cr), and 342L (1 cr) at: Eastern New Mexico
  • CHEM 2423 (4 cr), 2425 (4 cr) at: El Paso Community College
  • CHEM 351 (3 cr), 353 (2 cr), 352 (3 cr), at: Western New Mexico
  • CHEM 301 (3 cr), 302 (3 cr), 303L 1 cr), and 304L (1 cr) at: University of New Mexico
  • CHEM 2130 (3 cr), 2130L 1 cr), 2135 (3 cr), and 2135L (1 cr) at: Central New Mexico and San Juan College
  • CHEM 3410 (4 cr) and 3420 (4 cr) at: New Mexico Highlands
  • CHEM 333 (3 cr), 333L (1 cr), 334 (3 cr), and 334L (1 cr) at: New Mexico Tech
  • CHEM 3301 (3 cr), 3301L (1 cr), 3302 (3 cr), 3302L (1 cr) at: Northern New Mexico