Liberal Arts Mathematics & Science - Jefferson Community College - Watertown NY

Liberal Arts Mathematics & Science from Jefferson Community College - Watertown NY is a Campus Associate Mathematics degree that prepares you for a Education career. Career Opportunities Graduates of the Mathematics & Science degree program are prepared to continue their education at a transfer institution in a variety of mathematics, science, and allied health majors. This degree program is the pathway for students who wish to pursue careers in the following vocations: Allied Health Cardiovascular Perfusionist Cytotechnologist Clinical Laboratory Scientist Occupational Therapist Pre-Dental Hygiene Pre-Nursing Pre-Paramedic Radiation Therapist Radiographer Respiratory Therapist Mathematics Actuary Architect Auditor Bio-mathematician Computer Scientist Cost Estimator Cryptologist Financial Analyst Interplanetary Analyst Mathematician Mathematics Educator Operations Research Analyst Risk Manager Statistician Science Agriculture Biotechnologist Biologist Biostatistician Chemist Chiropractor Environmental Scientist Forensic Science Technologist Forester Geologist Pharmacist Physical Therapist Physician Assistant Physician Physicist Secondary Science Educator Veterinarian The Program This degree program is designed to prepare the student for transfer to a four year institution and provide the student with the basic sciences , mathematics, and liberal arts courses necessary for transfer. The Liberal Arts Mathematics and Science A.S. degree is appropriate for students who wish to pursue a variety of careers in mathematics, the sciences , medical and health professions, architecture, and education. The student along with his/her advisor must choose a concentration (Mathematics, Science, or Allied Health) that best fits his/her career interest. A Math/Science student is expected to have completed three or four years of high school mathematics, two or three years of traditional sciences and four years of English. Lack of this preparation may lengthen the time necessary to complete the degree requirements. Mathematics and science students are expected to understand arithmetic, algebraic, geometric and statistical methods and to learn the general nature of scientific investigation, including the methods scientists use to explore natural phenomena. Graduates of this program should be able to combine scientific data and concepts with quantitative reasoning in problem solving and to interpret formulas and graphs, as well as evaluate alternatives, so as to select optimal results. View more details on Jefferson Community College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Mathematics courses.