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High school course deficiency	UMD course(s) for elimination of deficiency
1. One year English	Writ 1120–College Writing –or– SSP 1052–Writing Strategies (determined by ACT scores and advisement)
2. Two years English	Writ 1120–College Writing and one 1xxx-level Engl course –or– SSP 1052–Writing Strategies (determined by ACT score and advisement) and Writ 1120–College Writing
3. Three years English	Writ 1120–College Writing and two 1xxx-level Engl courses –or– SSP 1052–Writing Strategies (determined by ACT score and advisement) and Writ 1120–College Writing and one 1xxx-level Engl course
4. Four years English	Writ 1120–College Writing and three 1xxx-level Engl courses –or– SSP 1052–Writing Strategies (determined by ACT score and advisement) and Writ 1120–College Writing and two 1xxx-level Engl courses
5. One year social studies (not U.S. history)	One course in: Liberal Education Category 6–The Social Sciences
6. United States history	Hist 1304–U.S. History Part I: 1607-1877 –or– Hist 1305–U.S. History Part II: 1865 to Present
7. Elementary algebra	One of the following courses: Math 1005 - College Algebra Math 1160 - Finite Mathematics and Introduction to Calculus Math 1250 - Precalculus Analysis Math 1290 - Calculus for the Natural Sciences Math 1296 - Calculus I Math 1297 - Calculus II Algebra
8. Geometry	Please work with the UMD mathematics department on finding a course to take at another institution.
9. Intermediate algebra	One of the following courses: Math 1005 - College Algebra Math 1160 - Finite Mathematics and Introduction to Calculus Math 1250 - Precalculus Analysis Math 1290 - Calculus for the Natural Sciences Math 1296 - Calculus I Math 1297 - Calculus II Algebra
10. One year science	Liberal Education Category 4–Physical and Biological Sciences with lab –or– Liberal Education Category 5–Physical and Biological Sciences without lab
11. One year biological science	Biol 1001–Biology and Society –or– Biol 1011–General Biology
12. One year physical science	One of the following courses: Ast 1040–Introductory Astronomy Chem 1103–Aspects of Chemistry (lecture) and Chem 1104–Aspects of Chemistry (lab) Chem 1153–General Chemistry I (lecture) and Chem 1154–General Chemistry I (lab) Geol 1110–Introductory Geology Geol 2610–Oceanography Phys 1011–Ideas in Physics Phys 1001–Introduction to Physics
13. One year social science	Geog 1202–World Regional Geography and Geog 2552–Introduction to Maps –or– Geog 1304–Human Geography and Geog 1414–Physical Geography
14. One year second language	Second semester of a second language. The languages offered at UMD are: American Indian Studies American Sign Language Chinese French German Language Russian Spanish.
15. Two years second language	*First and* second semesters, beginning level, of a single second language. The languages offered at UMD are:** American Indian Studies American Sign Language Chinese French German Language Russian Spanish.

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