Mathematics Emphasis

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Mathematics Emphasis: General Transfer Major, A.S. (TTP)

What is Mathematics Emphasis: General Transfer Major, A.S. (TTP)?

The Mathematics emphasis is designed to prepare students to transfer to a bachelor’s degree granting institution. This program prepares students for more advanced study in a pathway through which students can pursue careers as Actuary, Statistician, Data Scientist, Mathematician, Mathematics Teacher and Computer Programmer

What will I learn?

All students who complete a degree designated as a Tennessee Transfer Pathway will be able to do the following:

Communicate effectively through oral and written modes, using conventions appropriate to their audience and purpose, including critical listening, reading, and research skills.
Evaluate the significance of humanity’s cultural heritage and diversity and its development in a historical and/or global context through critical and analytical methodologies.
Connect knowledge of social and cultural institutions to issues of personal or public importance.
Analyze historical and contemporary issues by drawing on historical contexts.
Demonstrate a broad understanding of scientific principles and concepts.
Apply relevant mathematical modeling to a variety of applied or theoretical problems.

In addition, students who complete the Mathematics emphasis will develop skills needed for pursuing careers involving quantitative skills.

What can I do with this degree?

A bachelor’s degree in Mathematics can prepare you for careers as a Data Scientist, Statistician, Mathematician, Actuary and Mathematics Teacher.

What are my options at Cleveland State Community College?

Mathematics Emphasis (TTP): Transfer Degree (AS)

What is the cost?

State residents: $152 per credit hour
Out-of-State residents: $475 per credit hour
Registration fees vary but are applied to your tuition costs for summary. You can check the updated page for fees, tuition, and expenses.

What are my options to pay for this degree?

Apply for financial aid at www.FAFSA.gov
A student is encouraged to apply early for financial aid. He/she must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or the FAFSA Renewal Application as soon as possible after October 1 to ensure that the Financial Aid Office receives the Institutional Student Information Record and other documents prior to the priority deadline. July 1st is the priority deadline for applying for the fall semester and December 1st for the spring semester.

Program Schedule

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Fall Semester
GEN 1010	First Year Seminar	3
ENGL 1010	English Composition I	3
MATH 1900	Scientific Programming	3
MATH 1910	Calculus I	4
CHEM 1110	General Chemistry I

Fall Milestones

- MATH 1910 requires a Math ACT score of 26 or higher. Otherwise, completion of MATH 1710 will be required.
- MATH 1900 is only offered in Fall semesters.
- Students should take the history sequence required by the senior institution. For instance, UTK and UTC. prefer World Civilization I and II, whereas TTU prefers Early United States History and II.

FINANCIAL AID ALERT-If you plan to receive aid, the priority deadline to apply or renew your FAFSA and submit any requested documentation is July 1. Please consult a financial aid specialist and the business office prior to the start of classes to check on fees/expenses and to ensure that you are in good standing.
REGISTRATION - Work with your advisor to discuss Spring registration when contacted. Remember, advising is key to success!

Spring Semester
MATH 1920	Calculus II	4
CHEM 1120	General Chemistry II	4
ENGL 1020	English Composition II	3
MUS 1030	Introduction to Music	3

Spring Milestones

MATH 1920 requires completion of MATH 1910 with a grade of C or higher AND completion of MATH 1720.

- Students should take the history sequence required by the senior institution. For instance, UTK and Tennessee Tech prefer World Civilizations I and II.
- PHYS 2110 requires completion of MATH 1910. (This class is only offered in Spring semesters.)
- In order to stay on track, students need to follow the prescribed timetable exactly for courses marked with an *. Failure to do so could result in a delay up to one year.

FINANCIAL ALERT-Please consult a financial aid specialist and the business office prior to the start of classes to check on fees/expenses and to ensure that you are in good standing.

If this is your first term of enrollment and you plan to receive aid, the priority deadline to apply or renew your FAFSA and submit any requested documentation is December 1.

REGISTRATION Work with your advisor to discuss Fall registration when contacted. Remember, advising is key to success!

Fall Semester
MATH 2110	Calculus III	4
ENGL 2110	Early American Literature	3
ECON 2100	Principles of Macroeconomics	3
HIST 1110	World Civilization I	3

Fall Milestones

- MATH 2110 requires completion of MATH 1920.
- PHYS 2120 requires completion of PHYS 2110. (This class is only offered in Fall semesters.)
- Students should take the history sequence required by the senior institution. For instance, UTK and UTC. prefer World Civilization I and II, whereas TTU prefers Early United States History and II.
FINANCIAL ALERT-If you plan to receive aid, the priority deadline to apply or renew your FAFSA and submit any requested documentation is July 1. Please consult a financial aid specialist and the business office prior to the start of classes to check on fees/expenses and to ensure that you are in good standing.
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REGISTRATION Work with your advisor to discuss Spring registration when contacted. Remember, advising is key to success!

Spring Semester
MATH 2010	Introduction to Linear Algebra	3
MATH 2120	Differential Equations	3
COMM 2025	Fundamentals of Communication	3
ARTH 2010	Survey of Art History I	3
HIST 2320	Modern World History	3
Subtotal		62