Math, Science and Engineering
Math, Science, and engineering at CCC
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Mathematics
From algebra and statistics to calculus and quantitative reasoning, mathematics develops the analytical thinking and problem-solving skills valued across virtually every field of study and career. Whether you need math to fulfill a requirement, prepare for transfer, or build a foundation for a technical career, there is a pathway for you.
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Science and Engineering
Biology, chemistry, physics, geology, environmental science, and engineering give you the tools to investigate the natural world, solve complex problems, and apply scientific reasoning to real-world challenges. These courses support transfer pathways, healthcare programs, and careers in environmental, applied, and technical fields.
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What can i do with this?
Math, science, and engineering skills are among the most transferable in any field. Students who complete coursework in these areas go on to pursue careers and further study in:
- Data science, analytics, and technology
- Engineering and applied sciences
- Healthcare and biological research
- Environmental science and conservation
- Education and scientific communication
- Business, finance, and public policy
- Government, research, and public service
Most careers in these fields require a bachelor’s degree or higher, which is why CCC’s transfer-focused pathways are designed to get you there efficiently and affordably.
What Will I Learn?
Courses in math, science, and engineering help you develop skills that go far beyond any single subject. Depending on the courses you take, you may build competency in:
- Quantitative reasoning and mathematical problem-solving
- Scientific inquiry, observation, and experimental design
- Data collection, analysis, and interpretation
- Laboratory skills and field research techniques
- Engineering design process and technical problem-solving
- Mathematical applications across real-world contexts
- Environmental and ecological systems
- Logical reasoning and critical thinking
Program at a glance
- Length of Program
- Associate of Science (AS) Transfer Degree
- AGEC-S Certificate
- Individual AGEC courses
- Course Delivery:
- In-person and Online Classes
- Course Schedule:
- Day and Evening Classes Available
- Transferrability:
- All Courses transfer to NAU, ASU, and U of A as AGEC credit.
- Financial Aid Eligible
- Military/Veteran Benefits Available
- Location:
- Lone Tree Cmapus
- Page Campus
- Online
Transfer Options
Many math and science courses at CCC are designed to fulfill General Education and AGEC requirements and are recognized by Arizona’s public universities when you transfer. CCC offers several pathways depending on your goals.
Transfer Pathways
- Associate of Science (AS) Transfer Degree
- AGEC-S Certificate
- Individual AGEC Math and Science Courses
All CCC science courses transfer to NAU, ASU, and the University of Arizona as AGEC Natural Sciences credit. Many mathematics courses fulfill General Education and AGEC requirements and are recognized by Arizona’s public universities as well.
Science and math courses also play an important role in many healthcare and career programs at CCC, including nursing, allied health, and other programs with specific course prerequisites. If you are pursuing one of these pathways, check the requirements for your program before enrolling.
Please meet with an academic advisor to discuss the option that is right for you.
Career Outlook
Frequently Asked Questions
- Do I need to be planning to transfer to take math or science courses?No. Many students take math and science courses to fulfill General Education or AGEC requirements, meet prerequisites for healthcare or career programs, or explore subjects that interest them. You do not need to be on a transfer track to benefit from coursework in these areas.
- Are math and science courses available online?
Course delivery varies by subject and semester. Some courses are available online or in hybrid formats, while others, particularly lab-based science courses, require in-person attendance. Check the current schedule of classes for delivery options each semester.
- Can these courses count toward a degree or certificate at CCC?Yes. Math and science courses can apply toward Associate of Science degrees, AGEC certificates, and as prerequisites or requirements for many other CCC programs. Visit individual program pages or speak with an advisor for details.
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Next Steps:
- Apply for free
- Find ways to pay for college
- Meet with your Advisor
- Enroll in classes
