Mathematics & Science

If numbers, precision, evidence, and proof are what you prefer, expand your skills with more knowledge and different perspectives and add a degree at Garrett.

Why Choose Mathematics & Science ?

Garrett College offers students with interests in math and science a variety of courses that add to current skills and multiply knowlege to prepare for a transfer to a four-year college or university. Completing the Mathematics and Science concentration at Garrett not only provides an associates degree in Arts & Sciences, it also facilitates focus for deeper exploration and higher degrees.

Students interested in majoring in Biology, Chemistry, Engineering, Physics, or Mathematics as well as students seeking to transfer to Pre-Med, Pre-Veterinarian, Pre-Pharmacy, and other pre-professional programs related to health and science should consider the Mathematics/Science concentration.

Degree Awarded

Garrett College awards an Arts and Sciences Associate in Arts (A.A.) degree to graduates of the Mathematics and Science concentration.

Program Learning Outcomes

Students will demonstrate the ability to create, interpret, and draw inferences from mathematical and statistical models.
Students will demonstrate the ability to communicate scientific and quantitative information (through speaking, writing, and the use of technology).
Students will demonstrate the ability to think critically and apply problem solving techniques.
Students will demonstrate an in-depth understanding of the basic concepts, terminology, and/or laboratory techniques of a specific scientific discipline.

Program Benefits

The program is designed to enable students to develop mastery of the fundamental knowledge, skills, and abilities requried for success in the disciplines of mathematics and science. Additionally students develop the capacity for critical thinking through deductive and inductive reasoning.

Career Goals

While the Garrett Mathematics and Science concentration is recommended for students interested in majoring in pre-professional programs, math and science are the basis for many career options. Possessing a degree (associates or higher) in this area of expertise affords a broader latitude of options, including:

Biology
Physics
Chemistry
Astronomy
Energy
Aerospace
Environmental and Earth Science
Engineering
Pharmacy
Veterinarian
Nursing