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As a mathematics student in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, you’ll join a network of scholars who want to learn to thrive together on Arizona State University’s largest and most historic campus. From interacting with students in math-focused clubs to showing your Sun Devil pride at the homecoming football game, the Tempe campus offers countless opportunities for you to get involved and interact with your fellow students.
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REUs are excellent opportunities to gain hands-on research experience while completing your undergraduate degree. REUs are available throughout the academic year, and at institutions across the country - including ASU. Many REU programs are available during the summer months. Not only will you gain valuable experience but you often receive stipends or other compensation for your efforts.
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With active research programs in applied mathematics, theoretical mathematics, mathematics education, and statistics, opportunities to work closely with faculty, and a location in the beautiful desert southwest, the School of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences has much to offer its graduate students. Below are links to current graduate students' research thesis projects.
ASU, one of the top 100 universities in the world, accepts transfer credits for traditional course work successfully completed at regionally accredited colleges or universities. To learn more about how credits transfer to ASU, view the Transfer Credit Guide.
The Math Community Center (MC2), fosters collaboration and peer mentoring, as well as providing structured course assistance from graduate-student tutors.
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The information for each of the general studies courses provided below will assist students in understanding the course components; these include course descriptions, example syllabi, exam review problems, and additional information that will assist students in preparing for the course.