What Will I Learn
Mathematics is more than the study of counting and measurement – it is also the study of shapes and motion. Mathematicians look for patterns and use them to design new theories, new models, and even predictions about nature. This program introduces students to Mathematics and it includes courses that are common to all four-year institutions in Colorado.

Career Information
Career paths in mathematics include finance, engineering, computer science, coding, accounting, statistics, and research. The Associate of Science (AS) degree in Mathematics prepares students to complete the second half of a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) or a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Mathematics at a four-year university.

Degree Transfer
This degree transfers to the following Colorado Public Four-Year institutions of higher education:  

• University of Colorado, Boulder (B.A. Mathematics)
• University of Colorado, Denver (B.S. Mathematics)
• University of Colorado, Colorado Springs (B.A. Mathematics; B.S. Mathematics)
• Adams State University (B.A. Mathematics)
• Colorado Mesa University (B.S. Mathematics; Mathematics, Secondary Education, or Statistics concentrations)
• Colorado State University-Fort Collins (B.S. Mathematics)
• Colorado State University-Pueblo (B.A. Mathematics; B.S. Mathematics)
• Fort Lewis College (B.A. Mathematics; Mathematics option)
• Metropolitan State University of Denver (B.A Mathematics)
• University of Northern Colorado (B.S. Mathematics; Applied Mathematical Sciences or Liberal Arts emphasis)
• Western State Colorado University (B.A. Mathematics)
  
  

Our Experienced Faculty
Our mathematics faculty have over 100 years of combined teaching experience.

Our Cutting Edge Technology 
We employ state of the art learning technologies, including the TI graphing calculator series and the software program Mathematica.