Are you a math whiz?
Having that kind of analytical mind will open doors for you in many different career fields. Would you like to provide technical support or conduct research for a high-tech company? Maybe you’re interested in being a math teacher, or maybe your interests lie in finance, statistics, computers or even the medical field.
In addition to in-depth mathematics study, our programs will help you gain the analytical and independent-thinking skills that will give you an advantage when it comes to starting your career or applying for graduate school.
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What’s the difference between a B.A. and B.S. in Mathematics?
The B.A. degree plan requires fewer science courses and more in the humanities. The B.S. degree plan includes additional science courses. Both of those plans and the B.I.S. also offer a teacher certification option.
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What Can You Do With a Mathematics Degree?
Earning a bachelor’s degree in mathematics will prepare you to start your career as soon as you graduate. Our graduates work in business and finance, teaching, actuarial science, computer applications, research, medicine, the military and many other fields. And if you want to teach, there continues to be a high demand for secondary math teachers across Texas and the U.S.
Why Earn My Mathematics Degree at Angelo State?
Hands-On Experience
You’ll have the opportunity to work closely with your professors on research projects or independent study. You can also gain valuable experience by acting as a grader or class assistant, or by working as a tutor in our Math Lab.
Top Teacher Certification
Angelo State is the place to be if you want to know how to become a math teacher in Texas. Our students have posted a nearly 100% pass rate on the Texas Examination of Educator Standards (TExES) teacher certification test for secondary mathematics for over two decades. Our graduates are employed in school districts throughout the state and beyond.
Strong Connections
You can network with industry professionals, enjoy campus events and attend national conferences when you join our chapters of the Mathematical Association of America and Pi Mu Epsilon national mathematics honor society. You can also participate in our weekly Math Seminar. These activities are a great way to connect with your fellow students and professors.
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Challenge Yourself
Take your education to the next level in the ASU Honors Program. Through special courses, cultural events, research and community engagement, we’ll help you transform your intellectual and personal talents into marketable skills for your future. You’ll also have the opportunity to participate in prestigious internships, fellowships and other programs to reach your full potential.
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Committed to Your Success
Our Freshman College is a one-stop resource for programs and services that help you transition into college life, improve your communication skills, and engage in active learning. You can also get academic help in the Math Lab and Writing Center, receive peer mentoring and tutoring through Supplemental Instruction, or set up online tutoring sessions.
