Explore resources to help you prepare for your current or upcoming math and statistics courses.
Whether you're reviewing foundational skills, getting started with MyMathLab, or looking for additional campus support, the MARCS is here to help you succeed.
Register for the Math & Statistics Tutoring course associated with your class. Use the CRN below when registering for the current term.
| Course | CRN |
|---|---|
| Math 100 | 24593 |
| Math 105 | 24594 |
| Math 120 | 24596 |
| Math 130 | 24597 |
| Math 140 | 24598 |
| Math 150 | 24599 |
| Math 160 | 24600 |
| Math 180 | 24601 |
| Math 181 | 24602 |
| Math 260 | 24603 |
| Math 280 | 24604 |
| Math 285 | 24605 |
| Math 290 | 24606 |
| STAT C1000 | 24595 |
Tip: Use the CRN for your course when registering for Math & Statistics Tutoring.
Use the information below to access MyMathLab or MyStatLab for your course.
To use MyMathLab or MyStatLab, you must obtain an access code. The access code can be purchased online or bundled with a textbook. Once you have your access code, register using the Course ID that corresponds to your current course. These Course IDs are for general use and should not be used in place of your instructor's specific Course ID.
| Course | Course ID |
|---|---|
| Survey of College Mathematics - Math 100 until 8/23/27 (Miller 15th ed) |
marclab40556 |
| Statistics - STAT C1000 and C1000H until 8/23/27 (Triola 14th ed) |
marclab57107 |
| College Algebra - Math 130 until 8/23/27 (Lial 13th ed) |
marclab50866 |
| Trigonometry - Math 150 until 8/23/27 (Lial 12th ed) |
marclab74035 |
Review important math concepts before your course begins with these free online resources.
Join the free MATH Jumpstart Canvas Shells, created by Mt. SAC math faculty. These shells offer topic-based modules that include refresher videos and practice problems, allowing you to review at your own pace.
Take advantage of additional Mt. SAC resources designed to support your academic success.
Numerous resources to support students who are studying remotely.
Mt. SAC offers Math and English preparation courses through the Adult Basic Education Department.
Visit the AIME website to learn more and register for these courses.
ACCESS (Accessibility Resource Center for Students) provides support for students who need additional accommodations to succeed in their coursework. If you require specific resources or assistance, ACCESS is here to help ensure you have the support you need to thrive academically.
From course preparation and online learning tools to campus support services, MARCS resources are available to help you stay on track and succeed.
