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Mathematics
The Associate of Science in Mathematics is designed for students who enjoy problem-solving, logical thinking, and discovering how math powers the world around us. This transfer-focused degree builds a strong foundation in mathematical concepts while preparing you for continued study in high-demand STEM fields.
Through challenging coursework and supportive instruction, you’ll develop analytical reasoning, quantitative skills, and critical thinking abilities that are valued in careers ranging from engineering and data science to finance, technology, education, and research. Small class sizes and personalized advising help you to build confidence as you complete coursework designed to transfer smoothly into bachelor’s degree programs in mathematics and related disciplines.
Whether you see yourself solving complex problems, working with data, or pursuing advanced STEM careers, the DC3 AS in Mathematics gives you the tools to think bigger and move forward with confidence.
Start here. Solve problems. Build the future with math.
Program Information
Bachelor of Science
Tuition
$30/per credit hour*
Fees
$125**/per credit hour
Books
All materials are included
Other Program Fees
No additional fees associated with this program.
* This rate applies to Ford County residents. Out of county residents rate is $60/per credit hour. International rate is $80/per credit hour.
** Online Course have an additional $10/per credit hour fee
Tuition and fees are subject to change
Fall
Spring
Summer
Students may start this program at the beginning of fall, spring, or summer semester.
Faculty
Stephanie Gruver
Professor of Mathematics
Van Kenton
Professor of Mathematics
Ryan Gerwitz
Assistant Professor of Mathematics
Main Campus Location
Main Campus Building
2501 N. 14th Ave.
Dodge City, Kansas 67801
Sample Degree Plan
Year 1
Fall I: (16-17 Credits)
- *^(SGE 010) ENG 102 or ENG 104 – English Comp I T▶ – 3 Credits
- ¶(SGE 030) ^MATH 106 or MATH 108 – College Algebra or College Algebra w/ Review T▶ – 3 Credits
- (SGE 040) Natural & Physical Sciences – See list at MyDC3 – My Course Needs – 4-5 Credits
- (SGE 050) Social & Behavioral Sciences – See list at MyDC3 – My Course Needs – 3 Credits
- !!! Elective – Any 100 or 200 level course – See list at MyDC3 – My Course Needs – 3 Credits
Spring I: (15-16 Credits)
- *^(SGE 010) ENG 103 – English Comp II T▶ – 3 Credits
- (SGE 060) Arts & Humanities – See list at MyDC3 – My Course Needs – 3 Credits
- (SGE 070) Institutionally Designated – See list at MyDC3 – My Course Needs – 3 Credits
- ^! MATH 120 – Analytic Geometry & Calculus I – 5 Credits
- !!! Elective – Any 100 or 200 level course – See list at MyDC3 – My Course Needs – 1-2 Credits
Year 2
Fall II: (14 Credits)
- ^! MATH 221 – Analytic Geometry & Calculus II – 5 Credits
- !!! Elective – Any 100 or 200 level course – See list at MyDC3 – My Course Needs – 3 Credits
- (SGE 070) Institutionally Designated – See list at MyDC3 – My Course Needs – 3 Credits
- (SGE 060) Arts & Humanities – See list at MyDC3 – My Course Needs – 3 Credits
Spring II: (14 Credits)
- *(SGE 020) SP 106 or SP 206 – Public Speaking or Interpersonal Communications T▶ – 3 Credits
- (SGE 050) Social & Behavioral Sciences – See list at MyDC3 – My Course Needs – 3 Credits
- ^! MATH 222 – Analytic Geometry & Calculus III – 5 Credits
- ^! MATH 229 – Differential Equations – 3 Credits
Key
T▶ Kansas Systemwide Transfer Course
* Course requires a C or higher
^ Course has a testing or prerequisite requirement
¶ MATH 106 or course in which MATH 106 is a prerequisite
!, !!, !!! Program & Elective Courses
KBOR Systemwide General Education Courses with (SGE ###) contribute toward completion of one of the seven discipline areas required by the Kansas Board of Regents Systemwide General Education program.