Math AS & BS

What is Mathematics?

Mathematics is the fascinating study of numbers, quantities, shapes, and patterns, and their relationships. It involves a range of disciplines including algebra, calculus, statistics, and more advanced topics like real and complex analysis, and provides critical thinking and problem-solving skills essential for various STEM fields and real-world applications.

Why study Mathematics at 麻豆直播?

At Northern, we welcome all students as valued mathemeticians and critical thinkers, and encourage curiosity, creativity and fun. Even if you choose not to pursue a college degree specifically in mathematics, there are still plenty of careers that focus on numbers, calculations, mathematical concepts and problem-solving as a large part of the job.

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More about the programs:

Northern offers a comprehensive spectrum of courses, from Developmental Math to advanced subjects like Real and Complex Analysis. Curriculum includes College Algebra, Statistics, Trigonometry, Calculus I, II, III, Discrete Mathematics, Physics, Astronomy, and Geology. The Math Center of Excellence supports students with tutoring, exploration of mathematical concepts, and research projects. We are the only open-admissions institution offering a BS in Mathematics.

AS - Associate of Science in Mathematics:

The AS in Mathematics at Northern is a two-year program that covers foundational topics such as algebra, calculus, and statistics. It equips students with essential analytical and problem-solving skills, preparing them for entry-level positions like data entry clerks, lab technicians, or operations assistants, and serves as a stepping stone to transfer to a four-year program such as our BS in mathematics or related STEM fields.

BS - Bachelor of Science in Mathematics:

The BS in Mathematics at Northern is a four-year program offering advanced study in areas like discrete mathematics, real analysis, and complex analysis. Our focus on applied mathematics prepares students for careers in data science, engineering, finance, and academia. Graduates gain strong problem-solving abilities and analytical skills, positioning them for high-level roles or further studies in mathematics and related disciplines.

Undergraduate Research Opportunities:

Students can participate in original research projects, made possible by funding through the Alliance for Minority Participation (AMP) Program and the NM-INBRE Grant. These projects allow students work alongside experienced faculty, present at student conferences, and prepare for graduate and career opportunities.

Learn more about Undergraduate Research Opportunities @Northern.

Career Pathways:

Direct Paths: Graduates secure roles as data entry clerks, data processing assistants, sales analysts, operations assistants, or laboratory technicians.
Further Education: Some pursue advanced study in Mathematics, Engineering, Biology, or Environmental Science to specialize further and enhance career prospects.
Transferable Skills: With strong mathematical and analytical skills, graduates excel in roles such as data analysts, financial analysts, or technical consultants; and contribute to research projects or provide consulting services in quantitative analysis and problem-solving.