College Courses OnlineNetMath courses earn college credit from the University of Illinois.
Register for CoursesNetMath courses are offered for transcript credit from the University of Illinois to high school students, college students and beyond.
Partner High School ProgramPartner High Schools offer NetMath courses to their students at a reduced tuition cost.
NetMath MentorsMentors assist students in NetMath courses.
Mathematics at IllinoisNetMath is a unit of the Illinois Mathematics Department.
NetMath® Innovating mathematics distance education since 1989
What is NetMath®
NetMath is the online self-paced distance learning program of the Department of Mathematics at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Our mission is to bring academic resources from one of the nation's top public universities to students around the world.
NetMath primarily provides mathematics courses to high school and college students around the world. We also offer educational options for home-schooled students, working professionals, military personnel, and anyone interested in learning math.
News from NetMath
- At this time we are accepting new registrations in the following Academic Year term NetMath courses: Math 112, 114, 115, 416, 417, 441, 442, 444, 446, 447, 481, 490.
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Testimonials
"I liked the course's logical integration of Mathematica instead of standard math tutoring practices. The assignments were both informative and humorous.
About NetMath
Our mission is to bring academic resources from one of the nation's top public universities to students around the world.
Notice: New registrations are suspended in CAS-ILE based NetMath courses while we migrate platforms.
Online courses
NetMath is the online distance learning program of the Department of Mathematics at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
Our Students
We provide mathematics courses to high school and college students. We also offer educational options for home-schooled students, working professionals, and military personnel.
Meet our staff: Anu Murphy