Mathematics

Mastering Mathematics is more than worth it
As you progress in math, you learn how to apply these tangible skills to solving problems in science, engineering, IT, economics and agriculture. Whether you advance into Differential Equations or stop at College Algebra, critical thinking skills learned in math courses teach you how to collect and understand data, rephrase (and solve) real world problems in a quantitative framework, and communicate evidence-based analysis to instructors and employers. At Butler, you're going to get top-quality instruction and save money getting a credit you can take anywhere.
Not a “Math” person? No need to worry!
Through our new way of teaching math in a module format, students succeed at a 20% higher success rate.
Do math the Butler way. At Butler, we offer College Algebra and our developmental math courses split up into a module format:
- Each module is five weeks long
- By taking five-week modular courses, you only take what you need
- Take "My Math Plan" assessment to determine the modules you need
Now offering Math "Live" Online
Butler is offering several different math courses in a live online format. What does that mean? Virtual classes are held at scheduled times with an instructor to teach and answer questions in real-time. It's like taking a class from your living room!
Get stuck? Don't worry - we're still with you every step of the way!
Estimated tuition for Mathematics = $10,020**
**This includes two years of tuition based on being a Kansas Resident and taking 60 credit hours, estimated fees, and estimated books. Housing and meal plans not included. Fees may vary depending on specific degree path.
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