Associate Degree in Mathematics For Transfer
Alameda, USA
DURATION
5 Semesters
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Full time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
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EARLIEST START DATE
Aug 2024
TUITION FEES
USD 7,120 / per semester *
STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
* this is for a standard 15 credit semester including fees / price may vary depending on how many credits are taken
Introduction
The AS-T degree in Mathematics is designed to prepare students for transfer into the mathematics major at any university in the CSU system. It requires fewer units than the AS degree and allows students to have a wider range of choices to complete the degree requirements.
What you will learn
- Use quantitative reasoning to solve everyday mathematical problems in the workplace and in the home.
- Read, write, and critique technical writings and analytical arguments.
- Convey and interpret information through visual representations.
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Scholarships and Funding
Scholarships provide students with opportunities to attend college, advance their knowledge and skills for career readiness and help them prepare for both academic opportunities and financial challenges after transfer. This website provides information and resources to assist students in how to begin their search for scholarship opportunities. Note that requirements and deadlines vary among every scholarship.
College of Alameda Promise
The College of Alameda (COA) Promise is a pathway for Alameda high school graduates to access a quality college education. Eligible students will receive a year of college without fees.
Peralta Foundation Scholarships
Each semester, the Peralta Colleges Foundation is committed to providing students with access to post-secondary education and persistence services so they can complete college prepared for a successful career. The Peralta Promise enables qualifying students to attend their first semester at one of the Peralta Colleges – Laney College, Merritt College, College of Alameda, or Berkeley City College – for free!
External Scholarships
Here is a list of general scholarships that are available for community college students. Not every scholarship has a citizenship requirement. Review the following scholarships for your eligibility.
Curriculum
Recommended Course Sequence
Fall 1
- MATH 1 Pre-Calculus (+215 Support Course) -- 4 or 6
- MATH 50 Trigonometry (+216 Support Course) -- 3 or 4
- ENGL 1A/1AS Composition and Reading (w/ support) -- 4 or 5
- COUN 24 College Success -- 3
or
- COUN 57 Career and Life Planning -- 3
Total Number of Units 14 - 18
Spring 1
- MATH 3A Calculus I -- 5
- ENGL 5 Critical Thinking in Reading and Writing -- 3
- COMM 1A Introduction to Speech -- 3
or
- COMM 45 Public Speaking -- 3
- MUSIC 15A Jazz, Blues, and Popular Music in the American Culture -- 3
or
- ART 1 Introduction to Art History -- 3
- HIST 7A History of the United States to 18771 -- 3
or
- HIST 7B History of the United States since 18651 -- 3
Total Number of Units: 17
Summer 1
- MATH 3B Calculus II -- 5
Fall 2
- MATH 3C Calculus III -- 5
- GEOG 1 Physical Geography -- 3 or 4
or
- PHYS 10 Introduction to Physics -- 3 or 4
- POSCI 1 Government and Politics in the United States -- 3
or
- POSCI 26 U.S. and California Constitution -- 3
- PHIL 1 Introduction to Philosophy -- 3 or 4
or
- ENGL 1B Composition and Reading -- 3 or 4
Total Number of Units: 14 - 16
Spring 2
- MATH 3E Linear Algebra -- 3
- MATH 3F Differential Equations -- 3
- PSYCH 1A Introduction to General Psychology -- 3
or
- COMM 6 Intercultural Communications -- 3
- ANTHR 1 Introduction to Physical Anthropology -- 3 or 4
or
- BIOL 10 Introduction to Biology -- 3 or 4
- GEOG 1 Physical Geography Laboratory -- 1
or
- ANTHR 1 Physical Anthropology Laboratory -- 1
- SOC 5 Sociology of Minority Groups -- 3
or
- ECON 2 Principles of Economics (Micro-Economics) -- 3
Total Number of Units: 16 - 17
1 This course must be taken at the College of Alameda to count for the specific CSU GE Area.
Program Outcome
Upon completion of this program a student will be able to:
- Problem Solving: Use quantitative reasoning to solve everyday mathematical problems in the workplace and in the home.
- Solve Equations: Read, write and critique technical writings and analytical arguments.
- Graphing: Convey and interpret information through visual representations.
Career Opportunities
Why Study Mathematics?
Today’s world has many fields that need specialists in mathematics. Careers in mathematics include scientists, researchers, space technicians, mathematics teachers, actuaries, insurance specialists, and people who can combine mathematical knowledge with a scientific, computer, or business background.
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