Mathematics, A.S.
Earn an A.S. in Mathematics to develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills, with career opportunities in engineering, statistics, and physics.
About the Mathematics Degree
- Mathematics is everywhere, from figuring out car loan payments to unraveling the secrets of search engines.
- If you're fascinated by patterns, logic, and how things work, this program is for you.
- With a degree in mathematics, you'll gain valuable skills for thinking critically and analytically, which will benefit you for a lifetime.
- After graduation, you have the option to continue your education or jump right into exciting career fields like chemistry, engineering, computer science, statistics, or physics.
Mathematics Degree Details
Delve into the world of numbers, logic, and problem-solving. Gain lifelong skills and endless possibilities.
After successfully completing this program, you will have the ability to:
- Communicate mathematically using symbolic, graphical, numerical, and written representations of mathematics.
- Integrate techniques from various branches of mathematics.
- Evaluate the reasonableness of solutions.
- Apply mathematics in a variety of contexts related to science, technology, or real-world issues.
View the Degree Requirements to find out which courses and credits you'll need to earn your degree.
Explore the Program Map to see how you can complete your degree in just two years. If you're considering transferring to a four-year university, check out the Transfer Map to plan your next steps.
Program Contact
School of Mathematics & Engineering
mathengineering@tulsacc.edu
918-595-7742
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