Mathematics Studies: CSCU Pathway Transfer, A.A.*

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Program Design

CSCU Pathway Transfer, A.A. degree programs are for Connecticut Community College students who wish to transfer to one of the Connecticut State Universities or Charter Oak without either losing any credits or being required to take extra credits in order to complete a bachelor’s degree in that same discipline. Community College students can complete associate degree programs that transfer without hassle to all Connecticut State Universities and Charter Oak State College offering their major. Upon transfer, students are guaranteed full junior status and can complete a bachelor’s degree in their major without losing any credits or be required to take any extra credits.

Curriculum

With this degree you will be able to transfer to the following majors:

At Central Connecticut State University:   Mathematics, B.A.
                                                                       Mathematics, B.A. - Actuarial Science Specialization
                                                                       Mathematics, B.A. - Statistics Specialization

At Eastern Connecticut State University: Mathematics, B.A.

At Southern Connecticut State University:Mathematics, B.A.
Mathematics, B.S. - Concentration: Applied

At Western Connecticut State University: Mathematics, B.A.
Mathematics, B.A. - Computer Science Option

At Charter Oak State College: General Studies: Mathematics Concentration, B.A.

Below is the recommended course of study for the Mathematics Studies Transfer Degree. In order to graduate and be guaranteed admission to a State University or to Charter Oak State College, you must earn an overall 2.0 grade point average.

Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of the CSCU Pathway Transfer: Mathematics Studies degree program, students will have met the following competency outcomes and goals:

Aesthetic Dimensions
Continuing Learning/Information Literacy
Critical Analysis/Logical Thinking
Ethics
Quantitative Reasoning
Historical Knowledge and Understanding
Oral Communications
Scientific Reasoning
Scientific Knowledge and Understanding
Social Phenomena
Written Communication

CSCU Pathway Transfer: Mathematics Studies Requirements

ENG* 101: Composition 3 Credits
MAT* 186: Precalculus 4 Credits
Choose any Historical Knowledge and Understanding course 3 Credits

CHE* 121: General Chemistry I 4 Credits or
BIO* 121: General Biology I 4 Credits or
PHY* 121: General Physics I 4 Credits
Subtotal: 14
ENG* 110: Introduction to Literature 3 Credits or
ENG* 200: Advanced Composition 3 Credits
CHE* 122: General Chemistry II 4 Credits or
BIO* 122: General Biology II 4 Credits or
PHY* 122: General Physics II 4 Credits
MAT* 254: Calculus I 4 Credits
Choose any Social Phenomenon course 3 Credits
Subtotal: 14
MAT* 256: Calculus II 4 Credits
Choose any Information Literacy course 3 Credits
Choose one Oral Communication course 3 Credits
Choose one Unrestricted Elective course 3 Credits

Subtotal: 16

CSC* 124: Programming Logic and Design with Python 3 Credits
MAT* 268: Calculus III: Multivariable 4 Credits
Choose any Aesthetic Dimensions course 3 Credits
Choose two Unrestricted Electives 6 Credits
MAT* 274: Linear Algebra 4 Credits or
MAT* 286: Differential Equations 4 Credits or
MAT* 287: Discrete Mathematics and Methods of Proof 4 Credits
Subtotal: 17

Total Minimum Credits Required: 61

Notes:

*Becoming Connecticut State Community College

A merger of Connecticut’s 12 community colleges is underway. As a part of this merger, modifications will be made to academic programs. Students who do not complete their programs by the end of the Spring 2023 term will be matched with the Connecticut State Community College (CT State) program that most closely aligns with the student’s Spring 2023 program and is offered at the current Manchester Community College location. The College is committed to students completing their education with a minimum of disruption. Further details can be found and will be updated on the Frequently Asked Questions page: www.ct.edu/ctstate/academics.