Mathematics

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Do you have a knack for numbers? Are you excited about solving problems and have an analytical mind? Mathematical principles. Theories. Practices. They all add up to form the critical thinking skills you’ll need to succeed when you leave here. See where they can lead you.

Build a Strong Foundation

Take the next step toward your bachelor’s degree with confidence. This transfer program gives you the strong academic foundation you need to succeed in mathematics, science, computer science, and other STEM fields.

Solve Real-World Problems

Turn numbers into solutions that matter. You’ll learn how to think critically and solve real-world problems. Skills that lead to careers in engineering, data analysis, finance, and technology.

Join a Math Community

Be part of something bigger with Mu Alpha Theta, the national math honor society at San Jac. Connect with fellow students, compete, give back by tutoring, attend conferences, and even qualify for scholarships.

Turn Numbers Into Opportunity

A math degree can take you further than you think. From teaching and research to business and tech, you’ll gain skills that open doors to a wide range of exciting careers.

Careers

Actuaries

$79,693

Accountants and Auditors

$81,280

Financial Managers

$165,156

Opportunities

Having a strong mathematics foundation is a valuable skill in several professions. Here are some of the fields someone with a bachelor’s degree in mathematics can choose from:

Finance
Education
Data science
Information technology
Business
Medicine

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Mathematics, AS Online Option

Transfer

The Associate of Science degree prepares you to transfer to a four-year college or university. You’ll learn key math concepts with support from dedicated professors, helping you get ready for many different career paths.

2 Years

If you're studying full-time, you can complete the 60 credits for this program in four terms.

This degree is also offered online.

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It’s an Honor

Great news: San Jac has a mathematics honor society! Mu Alpha Theta (MAT) is a national mathematics honor society for students attending high school and two-year colleges. Learn more about MAT below.

Mu Alpha Theta

Members of the San Jac chapter of MAT can take part in math competitions, enrichment opportunities related to math, and community outreach efforts (tutoring). Members also have the opportunity to attend a national mathematics conference.

Scholarships for Members

Did you know that the Mu Alpha Theta and MAT Educational Foundation award $4,000 scholarships to our members every year? Any graduating high school senior or two-year college student who is an active member of a current Mu Alpha Theta chapter is eligible.

Ready to take the first step toward an exciting future? It’s time to apply to San Jac. We’ll guide you through the process and help you start building your future, today.

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Big decision, simple answers. Let’s clear it up.

What will I learn in this program?

You’ll learn how to solve problems, think critically, and understand how math works in the real world. You’ll also build a strong foundation in subjects like algebra, calculus, and other advanced math topics.

Is this program meant for transfer?

Yes. We offer transfer plans with partner universities to keep you on track. If you don't see your chosen university, don't worry! We can help you set up a custom transfer plan.

Be sure to reach out to us if you need support in transferring. Our team is ready to assist.

What can I do with a math degree?

A strong math background can lead to many career paths. You could work in fields such as:

finance
data science
technology
education
business

What skills will I gain?

With a degree in Mathematics, you’ll learn how to solve complex problems using different math methods. You’ll also build strong skills in analyzing data and explaining your answers clearly.

You’ll practice using correct math terms and showing your work in written, visual, and spoken ways. You’ll work with others, apply math to real-world situations, and use what you learn to make informed decisions.