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 This program provides an opportunity for students interested in teaching entry level mathematics courses at the college level or teaching mathematics at the high-school level to earn an advanced degree with a primary emphasis on mathematics at a level that will be of value in their classrooms. The program is one designed to give students a broad background in graduate content Mathematics, and in mathematics teaching and learning.

Admission Requirements

Prior to admission:

• Students must have completed the calculus sequence together with 12 semester hours of advanced courses in Mathematics (3300 or 3400 level).
• The student's GPA for these 12 hours must be at least 3.0.
• Two letters of recommendation.
• Statement of purpose.
• The GRE is not required for admission into the program.

Students with a bachelor's degree, who do not satisfy these requirements, must first enroll in the  at Â鶹¹ÙÍø. MAT does not offer certification.

Degree Requirements

The Master of Arts in Teaching degree with a major in Mathematics is available in both a thesis  (recommended) and a non-thesis option. The thesis option requires 24 hours of course work plus the  completion of a six-semester hour thesis in Mathematics Education, while the non-thesis option requires  36 hours of coursework. A maximum of nine of these hours may be taken from specified  3300 and 4000 level  courses.

Each student must have his or her courses approved by the Graduate Advisor in order to ensure  adequate breadth of courses in the mathematical sciences.

Suggestions for a study plan:

At most 9 hours  Undergraduate Courses.

Thesis option: At least 15 hours plus 6 hours of thesis work (a total of 30 credit hours)

Nont-thesis option: At least 27 graduate hours (a total of 36 credit hours)

Required graduate courses: MATM 5360 and MATM 5365

Suggested graduate courses: MATH 5370, MATM 5361, MATM 5364, MTED 5326.

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