Our Calculus II courses (Math 132 or 1322) cover the material in the  standard Calculus II sequence at most universities that are on a semester  system, and there's usually not a problem taking Calculus III   elsewhere if necessary.  However, students who complete Math 131 (Calculus I) at Washington  University and are considering taking Calculus II elsewhere over the   summer should note the following information.   The material in our current text (S03, Stewart, Calculus: Concepts and Contexts) is   arranged a little differently than the material in some other standard texts.  Courses in Calculus II at other schools might assume at the start that   you're familiar with the material in Chapter 5 of our textbook, even though   Math 131 only goes through Chapter 4.  Therefore it might be difficult to   follow Math 131 with Calculus II at summer school elsewhere.  If you need   to take Calculus II, it might be safer to plan on taking it here (in the   summer is ok).   If you're considering taking a calculus course at another school and   transferring it here as the equivalent of a Washington University course, the   safest thing is to check first with the Math Department that the courses are   equivalent.   Contact Professor Blake Thornton.  (Cupples I, 203A, 314-935-6301).   To discuss transferring upper division courses, contact either Professor Thornton or  Professor Ron Freiwald (314-935-6737)