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If you love mathematics and are curious about where a strong background in math can take you, check out our Mathematics Associate in Arts degree program. 

The Mathematics Program is designed to meet the transfer requirements of four-year colleges and universities for the many disciplines that require a strong Mathematics background. These disciplines include: Computer and Information Science; Business and Economics; Science and Engineering; Statistics, Actuarial Science and Operations Research; Mathematics and Education; Medicine and Law.

After graduating, our students can transfer to four-year institutions to study fields such as mathematics, physics, engineering, computer and information sciences, computer graphics and gaming, medicine, biotechnology, statistics, actuarial science, business, finance, economics, law or political science. Thanks to ÁñÁ«ÊÓƵ’s cooperation with the Pennsylvania Department of Education's Transfer Agreement Oversight Committee (TAOC), you can easily transfer to schools in the 

Program outcomes

• Build effective problem-solving skills.
• Read and write mathematical proofs.
• Differentiate and integrate algebraic, trigonometric, exponential, logarithmic and hyperbolic functions, and apply the results to building mathematical models.
• Analyze the theory and applications of infinite series.
• Apply Stokes Theorem and the Divergence Theorem to applications of multivariable calculus.
• Find eigenvalues and eigenvectors and apply them to solving problems of linear algebra such as the diagonalization of a matrix (MAT 220) OR
• Solve nonhomogeneous linear differential equations by the method of variation of parameters (MAT 223).

Program Curriculum

*See advisor for specific course information/recommendations.

**Students transferring to a PASSHE four-year institution should choose two of the following courses: ART-101, ART-111, ART-121, ENG-201, ENG-202, ENG-211, ENG-212, ENG-221, ENG-222, ENG-235, ENG-236, ENG-237, ENG-245, ENG-246, ENG-255, ENG-257, ENG-275, MUS-110 or THA-114.