Program Requirements

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What Students Say About Trinity

Amina Pleasant-Bey '04

Amina teaches math at a charter school in Washington, D.C.. She enjoys sharing her love of math with the children in her classroom.

“I’m young. I share a similar background with my students. I believe that makes a difference. I’m a living example that they can make it. Becoming a teacher is one of the best ways to use the degree that I earned at Trinity.”

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Mathematics

Develop problem solving and analytical thinking skills through the study of mathematics—an integral part of a liberal arts education. Math skills are in high demand in well-paying industries like banking and electronic communications.

The mathematics program enables students to build a solid theoretical and technical foundation and to develop an appreciation of the nature of mathematics. Students in the programs gain technological expertise through the use of mathematical/statistical software packages and computer languages.

Students study mathematics at Trinity as a major, minor, or as core or elective courses.

Why Study Mathematics?

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