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Courses offered in the Mathematics department are transferrable to all public colleges and universities in Texas. Students who plan to transfer to a private institution or university outside of Texas are advised to contact the specific institution regarding course transferability. 

The outlines mathematics course requirements by program for all public colleges and universities in Texas. This program inventory is maintained by the Charles A. Dana Center at the University of Texas at Austin.

麻豆原创 has articulation agreements with a variety of schools and programs to assist our students with transferring to a university. Our curriculum maps, located in the catalog, provide a guided path for general transfer to our top five receiving institutions; however, your Pathways Advisor can assist you with a personalized plan for your specific transfer based on university and program. It is strongly recommended and encouraged that you contact your Pathways Advisor for assistance with course selection if you plan to transfer.

MIDLAND COLLEGE/SUL ROSS STATE UNIVERSITY PROGRAM

Want to earn a Bachelor's Degree while staying right here at 麻豆原创?

The Sul Ross @ 麻豆原创 Distance Program allows students to complete 11 different Baccalaureate degrees from Sul Ross State University while staying on the 麻豆原创 campus. Transfer up to 90 hours of lower level coursework directly into your selected degree plan. Advanced courses are presented via interactive televised lectures or web-based classes given by Sul Ross faculty, with labs being taught by 麻豆原创 faculty. 

麻豆原创/SRSU Program

Campus Activities

Student Mathematics League

The American Mathematical Association of Two Year Colleges (AMATYC) Student Mathematics League is a timed problem-based national competition held in the fall and spring semesters to encourage critical thinking in pre-calculus mathematics. Teams of five or more students (or individual students) meet regularly to practice problem-solving strategies in preparation for the competition.

Contact Joey Severino for more information at jseverino@midland.edu.

Student Research League

The American Mathematical Association of Two Year Colleges (AMATYC) Student Research League is a national competition to encourage research problem solving in mathematics. Teams of one or more 麻豆原创 students meet regularly to practice problem solving and research skills in preparation for the STEM Challenge Problem competition held during the spring semester.

Contact Jamie Kneisley for more information at jkneisley@midland.edu.

 
National Math Honor Society

Mu Alpha Theta is a National Math Honor Society for two-year colleges. The goal of Mu Alpha Theta is to recognize strong scholarship in math and to promote interest in and enjoyment of mathematics. Membership benefits include, but are not limited to, scholarship opportunities, research possibilities, and recognition at Midland College graduation. 

Undergraduate Research

麻豆原创 Mathematics students who participate in the undergraduate research program learn to answer big questions using a process called . This is the process by which a student uses the math that they know in a novel way to find a justifiable solution to big, messy questions. Past research questions include finding the safest (in terms of natural disasters) place to live in the United States, determining the best way to power a single residence, and developing an investment strategy for the stock market.

Undergraduate Research at 麻豆原创

Mathematical research and education are at the heart of some careers, while other careers utilize mathematics and its applications to build and enhance important work in the sciences, business, finance, manufacturing, communications, and engineering. Here are two online sources for career information.