Unlock the language of the universe with the Casper College mathematics program. Whether you are driven by the logic of abstract theory or the desire to solve real-world problems through data, our program provides a robust foundation for success. You will move beyond basic computation to explore complex structures in calculus, linear algebra, and differential equations.
We offer a transfer-oriented associate degree tailored to prepare you for advanced study in mathematics, engineering, or data science.
Casper College is a national leader in “affordable excellence,” consistently ranking as one of the best values for higher education in Wyoming. We are committed to helping you understand the investment you are making in your future by providing transparent cost information and personalized support. While individual costs vary based on residency and course load, many students use a combination of federal grants, the Hathaway Scholarship, and other funding sources to help manage their educational expenses.
We encourage you to use our net price calculator and contact our financial aid office for a customized estimate of your costs and aid eligibility.
A degree in mathematics is a versatile credential that opens doors to some of the highest-paying and fastest-growing sectors in the economy.
Casper College is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. Our mathematics curriculum meets rigorous national standards, ensuring that your credits are respected by top-tier universities and employers alike.
The Associate of Science (A.S.) in Mathematics is a powerful transfer degree. Through our strong 2+2 transfer agreements, you can transition seamlessly into a bachelor’s degree program at the University of Wyoming or other regional four-year institutions. By starting at CC, you benefit from personalized instruction in your core calculus and differential equations sequences—courses that are often taught in large lecture halls at universities—giving you a competitive edge when you transfer. Learn more about Transfer Agreements.
The STEM Learning Center is here for all students enrolled in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math courses. Staffed by knowledgeable student tutors and faculty, the STEM Learning Center is located in the Wold Physical Science Building room 104. If you need additional explanations, helpful models or drawings, we’ve got you covered!
To maintain academic integrity and meet AMATYC standards, all Casper College Mathematics and Statistics courses require that at least 50% of the final grade comes from proctored assessments (such as exams, verified projects, or presentations). These assessments verify student identity and authorship. Testing may occur on campus or through instructor-approved services. Students are responsible for all scheduling, technical requirements, and potential costs. We are committed to accessibility; please contact the Disability Services Office early to arrange any necessary accommodations.
The study of mathematics requires active problem-solving and original thought. Relying on anything or anyone that removes the requirement for you, the student, to engage in mathematical reasoning should NOT be used for any part of any assignment. While generative AI tools may be used to explore ideas, create practice problems, or check understanding, they are learning aids. All submitted work must be written in your own words and reflect your genuine understanding. Submitting AI-generated text or solutions as your own constitutes academic dishonesty. Any permitted AI use must be clearly documented, including the tool, prompt, and output. Students must be able to explain and justify their submitted work verbally upon request.
The mathematics and statistics departments at Casper College are truly world class. The professors are passionate experts in their chosen domains, and they bring expertise into the classroom every day. At the higher levels, the coursework is fast-paced, rigorous, and challenging, but this experience more than prepared me for the complexity of higher-level mathematics when I moved on.
Shane Singleton

Academic Chair; Mathematics Instructor

Academic Assistant, School of Science

Dean, School of Science

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Mathematics Instructor

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