Mathematics Degrees

The Wylie Scholarship Program is a major program of financial aid for students with a strong interest and ability in mathematics. The endowment was established by C. Ray Wylie, a former professor of mathematics, and his wife, and has supported many excellent students.
Wylie scholarships are awarded primarily to entering freshmen who plan to major in mathematics. The scholarships are renewable each year, based on completion of specific academic requirements and on participation in Furman’s mathematics program. Application requirements include, among other items, letters of recommendation, an essay on the applicant’s interest in mathematics, and application for admission to Furman.
Other scholarships, such as the Blackwell and L.H. Bowen scholarships, are available for upper-level students. For more information on scholarships in mathematics, contact the department or the Office of Financial Aid at Furman.

Your experiences in our department — the courses, the close interaction with faculty and fellow students, and the numerous additional academic and social opportunities — will enrich your education and prepare you for a fulfilling future.
Studying mathematics will enhance and enrich your liberal arts experiences at Furman. There are a number of courses and topics from which you can choose, and your work in these courses will help develop your abstract thinking skills, your problem solving strategies and your ability to communicate effectively (both in your writing and in your speaking).
Along with a pure mathematics major, our department also offers joint majors with the department of economics and the department of computer science. You will discover that no matter how your plans for the future evolve, majoring in mathematics can provide wonderful preparation. You will discover that no matter how your plans for the future evolve, majoring in mathematics can provide wonderful preparation.
There are many outside-of-class opportunities for development and growth. Through Furman Advantage or the National Science Foundation’s Research Experiences for Undergraduates program, you can conduct mathematical research under the guidance of faculty members either at Furman or at other institutions. Our department has experienced unusual success in placing students in the prestigious Budapest Semesters in Mathematics.
You will benefit from the chance to meet and interact with internationally known scholars through the Donald H. Clanton Visiting Mathematician Series. The program, established in memory of a former professor of mathematics, brings a prominent mathematician to campus each year for lectures and discussions with faculty and students.
Other opportunities include participation in our bi-weekly colloquium series, tutoring in our Mathematics Resource Center, and assisting with the annual Wylie Mathematics Tournament for high school students. You will also enjoy annual events such as our fall and spring picnics, our “Pizza Party and Book Giveaway,” and various other faculty/student recreational activities.

This course develops teachers who have a role of the leader in mathematics education at elementary school level. It is based on the development of learning contents of mathematics from the elementary school to junior high school levels. We design experiential learning such as mathematical activities which get students to have pleasure and enjoyment of learning mathematics with children.
Main lecture subjects
The Mathematics Area
The Dialog between the Arithmetic and the Mathematics A,B,C, Computer, Mathematics in Elementary School, Elementary Mathematics Education Study, Elementary Mathematics Education Studies A,B.

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Yes, you can earn an Associate of Science degree at FRCC and transfer to any public four-year college or university in Colorado for Meteorology.
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Guaranteed Transfer means just that. It means a course is universally transferable among all Colorado public colleges and universities and applicable to general education requirements within the Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, Bachelor of Arts, and Bachelor of Science degree programs.
FRCC has more than a hundred courses in 28 subject areas approved for guaranteed transfer.
It all adds up
If you complete an Associate of Arts or Associate of Science degree, 60 credit hours of your degree (grades of C or better) are guaranteed to transfer to your four-year school, once you are admitted. And you should be able to finish a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degree within another 60 credit hours. This is called a 60+60 transfer plan.
Be sure to see an advisor for a list of applicable degrees at your intended four-year school. 60 + 60 does not apply to Colorado School of Mines. Nor does it apply to Business, Elementary Education, Early Childhood Education, Engineering, Nursing, and some pre-professional and science-related degrees. These majors fall under other statewide agreements that have specific course requirements that can be met at FRCC.

Yes, you can earn an Associate of Science degree at FRCC and transfer to any public four-year college or university in Colorado for Mathematics
Connect your course of study with a career.
Associate of Science degree requirements
Associate of Science electives list
It’s not complicated
Guaranteed Transfer means just that. It means a course is universally transferable among all Colorado public colleges and universities and applicable to general education requirements within the Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, Bachelor of Arts, and Bachelor of Science degree programs.

FRCC has more than a hundred courses in 28 subject areas approved for guaranteed transfer.
It all adds up
If you complete an Associate of Arts or Associate of Science degree, 60 credit hours of your degree (grades of C or better) are guaranteed to transfer to your four-year school, once you are admitted. And you should be able to finish a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degree within another 60 credit hours. This is called a 60+60 transfer plan.
Be sure to see an advisor for a list of applicable degrees at your intended four-year school. 60 + 60 does not apply to Colorado School of Mines. Nor does it apply to Business, Elementary Education, Early Childhood Education, Engineering, Nursing, and some pre-professional and science-related degrees. These majors fall under other statewide agreements that have specific course requirements that can be met at FRCC.

The following requirements must be met for admission:
High School Students - Application, transcript and ACT (SAT) scores are accepted after you have completed your junior year in high school.
Transfer Students - An official transcript from each college you have attended is required. Your high school transcript and ACT (SAT) score will be required if you have accumulated fewer than 15 hours of transfer credits.
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The Math Education program at Friends University prepares students to teach math at the secondary level (grades six-12). This four-year program includes an internship during the fall semester of the senior year. Graduates are licensed to teach by the State of Kansas after successfully completing the degree and passing the Principles of Learning & Teaching Exam (PLT). Other requirements for a degree include a cumulative 2.75 grade point average with no ‘D’ grades in the major. There is a demand for talented and qualified secondary math teachers in the United States.
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Friends University does not discrimnate on the basis of race color national origin, sex, disability or age in its programs and activities. The following person has been designated to handle inquireies regarding this policy: EEOC/Title IX Coordinator, Friends University, 2100 W. University St., Wichita, KS 67213, (316) 295-5000. Friends University is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission and is a member of the North Central Association, telephone 1-312-263-0456, www.ncahigherlearningcomission.org