The online Master of Arts in Mathematics degree at App State
App State Online’s Master of Arts in Mathematics is a flexible, 100 percent online program designed to give you the disposition, skills and expertise needed to implement problem-based, technology-intensive and student-focused learning in your classroom.
Choose from two tracks: College Teaching or Secondary Teaching
This program follows the American Mathematical Association of Two Year Colleges (AMATYC) guidelines for faculty preparation if you want to teach in higher education or leads to a “M” level licensure for secondary grades.
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Careers
- College Math Professor
- High School Math Teacher
Degree details
concentrations
- The College Teaching concentration prepares you to teach in a higher education setting. Click for course information.
- The Secondary Teaching concentration puts you on a path to teach math in high school. Click for course information.
(Not every course listed may be delivered to App State Online students, but you will be offered all courses required for the degree.)
Eligibility and application requirements
Eligibility:
Applicants must:
- Hold a bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited institution
- Undergraduate coursework in calculus, statistics, linear algebra, and analysis
- Have GRE or MAT scores no older than five years
- Meet Graduate School admission criteria
Application requirements:
- Completed online application to graduate school
- Resume
- Unofficial transcripts (or evaluated transcripts for degrees and coursework earned outside of the United States) should be uploaded showing any completed degrees and coursework.
Note: Official transcripts will be required prior to enrolling. - Three references
- Application fee
Professional Licensure
Appalachian State programs that lead to a professional licensure or certificate are intended to prepare students for licensure or certification in North Carolina. Check the Professional Licensure webpage for information on licensure requirements in other states.