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Mathematics Education

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Overview

At SNU you will be prepared for a lifetime of coaching others through mathematical problem solving because of our unique approach to your learning. In addition to a standard range of mathematics courses, you will take three one-hour capstone courses designed to develop a strong set of mathematical skills that are anything but standard. In Junior Colloquium, you will learn to read, report and orally present on math books and journal articles. An experience that will develop your understanding of math skills as well as sharpen your ability to communicate the math you have read. Senior Seminar is a semester-long comprehensive problem solving “exam” where you will face all the math you have studied during your 4 years at SNU. While solving a large set of math problems, you will recall, review and integrate concepts and problem-solving techniques from all of your university-level mathematics courses. The final capstone course, Senior Research in Math, involves a  one-on-one research project directed by one of the math faculty. You will be guided on your first real journey of creating “new” mathematics.

  • Small class sizes and individual attention from professors
  • Math teaching methods courses taught by award-winning secondary math teachers

Degree Plan

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Highly Qualified Professors

SNU offers you the opportunity to study with credentialed faculty as you journey toward graduation, another step closer to reaching your goals. These scholars with a Christian worldview will mentor and guide you along the way.  SNU’s smaller size allows students to interact with faculty — not only in the classroom, but also through impactful mentoring, personal advising, and meaningful research. Come and be known; come and belong.

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Career Opportunities

When you graduate with your degree in mathematics education from SNU, you’ll have the preparation you need for a successful career as a mathematics teacher in middle school or high school. If you choose to teach in Oklahoma, you may be eligible for loan forgiveness.

Successful completion of the Mathematics Education program leads to an Oklahoma teaching license. If you choose to teach in another state, additional requirements may apply in order to be fully licensed in that state. For information about what those requirements may be, visit the SNU Professional Licensure Page.