Mathematics
Mathematician might be the first job that comes to mind when considering what to do with a math degree. But math is used in many jobs, from computer scientist to physicist to engineer. Although careers in most math-heavy fields require applicants to hold at least a bachelor’s degree, a student with only an associate degree in math still has options. Oftentimes, positions for those who hold associate degrees in math work as stepping-stones to higher-paying careers.
Mathematics is designed primarily for students planning on continuing their education to earn a baccalaureate or bachelor’s degree in subjects such as computer science, statistics, chemistry, advanced mathematics, or engineering.
The Associate of Science (A.S.) degree Motlow State Community College prepares you for transfer to a university and is a Tennessee Transfer Pathway (TTP). TTPs enable you to complete your degree at Motlow and then transfer to any Tennessee public university, and several Tennessee private universities, as a junior to complete your bachelor’s degree.
