The Sum of All Possibilities
Solve for a successful future.
For the problem-solvers and the pattern-spotters, this is the program for you. From solving complex problems to spotting intricate patterns, shape your passion for numbers into the powerful analytical skills that unlock high-demand STEM careers.
Through Owens’ Mathematics Concentration, AS, you’ll develop deep mathematical expertise alongside the critical thinking, problem-solving, and analytical reasoning abilities that will make you invaluable to both academic institutions and industry leaders.
These traits will set you apart:
- Analytical Skills: Break down complex problems and find logical solutions.
- Attention to Detail: Strive for perfection. Precision matters in every equation.
- Persistence: Tackle challenges with creativity and determination.
Small Classes. Expert Guidance.
Our instructors are experts who take pride in your success. Combined with our small class sizes, you’ll get one-on-one mentorship and precise technical feedback tailored to your goals.
Award Type
Associate of Science (AS)
Department
Department of Mathematics
Required Credit Hours
62-68
By the Numbers
97%
Employment rate one year after graduation
<$9,300
Annual net program costs with financial aid
14:1
Student-instructor ratio for personalized mentorship and support
From Calculus to Career-Ready Skills
You begin by building a foundation for advanced math and engineering concepts with Calculus I, while sharpening your communication skills with Composition I or a Critical Thinking Seminar. Alongside these core courses, you’ll explore Technology in Society and a science elective of your choosing.
In your second semester, you’ll study Calculus II and Composition II or an Interpretations Seminar, and begin customizing your degree through humanities and social science electives.
Your third semester brings the challenge of Calculus III and real-world applications through Physics I or another lab science. By your final semester, you will master advanced topics like Differential Equations and Linear Algebra—essential for fields like engineering, computer science, finance, or data analytics. You’ll also complete Physics II or another science elective and tailor your remaining electives to your specific aspirations.
Student Learning Outcomes
You will be able to:
- Communicate effectively in your area or concentration of study.
- Access and interpret information within your area or concentration of study.
- Anticipate, recognize and solve problems within your area or concentration of study.
- Add value through service to your community or area/concentration of study.
Career Outcomes
Upon graduation, you’ll be ready to transfer into a bachelor’s degree program at a four-year college or institution or begin a math-driven career. This strong foundation prepares you for further study in mathematics, engineering, statistics, education or research, opening doors to a wide range of rewarding roles in these dynamic fields.
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In Their Words
“I’m happy I decided to come here instead of a four-year school while being undecided. This was a better path to go. My mom had asked me what I wanted to do since my junior year of high school. She and my sister told me to come to Owens. I’d say it definitely worked out.”
Lawson Mazur, Applied Science, ’25
Getting Started at Owens
Begin your high-quality education at an affordable price today!
Enrollment is easy—just fill out an online admissions application to get started. We’ll ask you to submit your transcripts for course placement and college credit.
Upon acceptance, schedule a meeting with your admissions advisor to register for classes. Next, attend an on-campus orientation and meet with your student financial services advisor to discuss ways to pay for college.