The mathematics program provides students
with sufficient background of theory and practice
so they may pursue graduate work, research, teaching
in the secondary schools, and various types of industry.
Skills
- Ability to make good judgments
- Strong quantitative skills
- Accuracy
- Ability to make keen observations
- Ability to conduct and explain research
- Strong skills in memorization
- Ability to think abstractly
- Good concentration
Values
- Attention to Detail
- Previous achievement
- Prestige
- Yearn for appreciation/recognition from co-workers
- Creativity
- Outgoing personality
- Politeness and friendliness
- Desire to help others
- Alert and thoughtful
- Competitive
- Flexible
- Full of energy
- Patient
- Organized
Leisure
Activities
- Playing strategy games
- Solving mathematical equations
- Working as a statistician
- Reading math and science journals
- Participating in math or science organization
- Serving as treasurer for organization
Strategies
- Obtain treasurer position in student organization
- Join a math or science club
- Strengthen writing skills
- Work as a research assistant for a professor
- Enhance memorization skills
Updated:
April 17, 2008
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Phone: 610-796-8225
Fax: 610-790-2871
Hours:
Monday
12:00 - 8:00 pm;
Tuesday thru Friday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm; Additional evening hours by appointment*
*Graduate and Continuing Studies students
are urged to call or email for appointments.
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