Liberal Arts and Science - Mathematics and Science Honors Track (AS)

The Liberal Arts and Science - Mathematics and Science Honors Track is designed for motivated students, also known as HonorScholars, who are looking to transfer to a top-tier four-year college or university and study mathematics, secondary science education, math education, pre-med and other related majors.

HonorScholars enjoy two years of study in a setting we call a community of scholars. You benefit from low tuition, small classes and a scholarship that covers up to 75 percent of in state tuition.

Those who successfully complete the coursework in this track will graduate with a Liberal Arts and Science - Mathematics and Science A.S. degree, with an honors designation.

This program track is offered by the Engineering, Architecture, Construction, Computer Science and Mathematics.

[Loading Program Requirements link…]

Not Accepting Applications

As of Fall 2019, applications are not currently being accepted for this program.

Highlights

Transferability

Scholarship Opportunities

Each year, graduates of the program are awarded thousands of dollars in scholarships from our transfer institutions and in-house awards.

Available Scholarships

Academic Assistance

Award-Winning Faculty

Physics students working in a science lab

Graduates generally pursue these fields at their transfer institution: mathematics, physics, actuarial science, computer applications, teaching.

Most careers in this field require a four-year degree or higher. Here are median salaries taken from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (as of 2017): Statistician, $80,110; Mathematician, $111,110; Actuary, $97,070.

Graduates regularly transfer to top four-year colleges and universities, including: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, The University at Albany, Union College, Syracuse University and Binghamton University.