Morton College Math Course Sequences

At Morton College there are a number of different math courses you can take.  Which one(s) are right for you depends on which degree you are pursuing which is based on your transfer and career goals.

Meet with a Student Success Coach to discuss which degree is right for you.

Click on the links below to see what math courses you should take to complet­e each degree.

Associate in Arts Degree Course Sequences: An AA degree is for students who plan to pursue a Bachelor’s of Arts degree at a four year university. Examples of BA majors include:

  • Humanities (English, History, Foreign Languages, Philosophy, …)
  • Music
  • Criminal Justice
  • Political Science
  • Education
  • Business
  • And more

Associate in Fine Arts Degree Course Sequence: An AFA degree is for students who plan to pursue a Bachelor’s of Fine Arts degree at a four year university.

Associate in Science Degree Course Sequences: An AS degree is for students who plan to pursue a Bachelor’s of Science degree at a four year university. Examples of BS majors include:

  • Science (Biology, Chemistry, Physics, …)
  • Technology
  • Mathematics and Statistics
  • Business
  • Education
  • Health Sciences
  • And more

Associate in Engineering Science Degree Course Sequences: An AES degree is for students who plan to pursue a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Engineering at a four year university.

Associate in Applied Science Degree Course Sequences: An AAS degree is for students who plan to pursue employment beyond graduation.  AAS degrees that require math a Morton College include:

  • Accounting
  • Automotive
  • Business Management
  • Computer Aided Design
  • Computer Information Systems
  • Computer Support Specialist
  • Computer Network Security
  • Fire Science Technology
  • Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning
  • Nursing (The AAS Nursing does not require math but the BS Nursing does)
  • Web Design
  • Welding

Course descriptions for all Morton College math courses can be viewed by clicking here.