Department News and Events

New and Events:

Do More: Make a Difference as a Secondary Mathematics Teacher!

ACC and Regis University have developed a partnership so that you can complete a bachelor’s degree in Secondary Mathematics Education seamlessly.

Follow the ACC AS degree plan and:

  • Earn an Associate of Science at ACC
  • Complete the ACC Optional Plan of Study
  • Transfer up to 80 semester hours to the Regis University College of Professional Studies and complete your Bachelors of Science in Secondary Mathematics Education with only 51 additional credit hours.

You Are Needed: The Colorado Department of Education has identified mathematics as an area in need of highly qualified teachers and this holds true across the United States, making math education an in-demand and mobile career.

Contact: Janna Oakes at 303.797.5930 or janna.oakes@arapahoe.edu for more information

“If I have seen further it is only by standing on the shoulders of giants.”
Issac Newton, (1676)

Learning Communities

Learning Communities are integrated courses especially designed to make connections across disciplines. Spring 2011, Arapahoe Community College is offering to a limited number of students a learning community experience.

Why should you join a learning community?

Learning communities provide an excellent opportunity to connect with other students and our outstanding faculty. At Arapahoe Community College, we believe participation in a learning community will positively affect your college experience. Students working together with a group of peers will improve each others’ learning. Working together with the same group of students will create an invaluable support network. An added benefit is that many friendships will be developed and cultivated.

CLASSES OFFERED IN SPRING 2011
Enroll in the following two courses:

Math 060 150
MW 11:30 a.m. – 12:45 .pm.

Reading 090 150
MW 1:00 p.m – 2:15 p.m.

FLEX classes

Arapahoe Community College now offers MAT 030, 060, and 090 in the FLEX format. In a cross between traditional class and independent study, students have increased flexibility in deciding when and where they will work and how fast they will complete the course material.

Students read the text and complete homework online, visiting the FLEX Lab for personal help when needed. Practice Tests and Answer Keys are provided before each written Exam.

For more information on Math FLEX classes at ACC, please email MathFlex@Arapahoe.edu or call Alexsis Venter at 303.797.5929.