Mathematics Transfer

If you like mathematical analysis and applications, spatial relations and data analysis, or are interested in teaching mathematics, then Washington State Community College's Mathematics Transfer program might be the right option for you.

The mathematics transfer program provides preparation for transfer to four-year colleges and universities to pursue a baccalaureate degree in an area of mathematics or computer science.

Wage Information
Average wages range from $42,971 as a High School Teacher to $117,447 as Senior Software Architect. The source is www.payscale.com.

Career Opportunities

Elementary, Middle, High School
Colleges and Universities
Financial Management
Finance Advisory Institutions
Insurance Industry

Careers

Teacher
Professor
Computer Scientist
Actuary
Finance Manager
Financial Advisor
Pharmacist
Statistics and Data Analyst

Graduates will be able to:

Show that they have fulfilled the requirements of the program by completing the degree audit sheet for an Associate of Science Degree.
Demonstrate competency in mathematics through Calculus IV by way of the capstone experience.
Demonstrate the ability to problem solve, think critically, and communicate effectively by way of the capstone experience.
Use technology (graphing calculator and Mathematica) to analyze equations, data and graphs by way of the capstone experience.

Educational Opportunities
Upon successful completion of the Mathematics Transfer program you can pursue a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics (or related field) from a four-year institution of higher learning. For more information about transfer, click here.

Courses
Course listings with descriptions of each class may be found in the Washington State Community College Catalog. www.wscc.edu (.pdf)

Contact to learn more:
Admissions
admissions@wscc.edu
740.568.1900

Janet Schilling, Professor
jschilling@wscc.edu
740.374.8716 ext. 2123