what kind of schooling do i need to become a college math professor?
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Depending on the colleges you are looking at, you can start out teaching with a masters. Several of my profs had masters degrees. A few of them were, at the time, working on their doctorates. However, larger universities require a doctorate.\n\nYou could start at a community college level with a masters.\n\n:)
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Of course.  With any major you will have to take general upper level college courses including math, english, science, etc.  The only difference is the number of different general courses you will have to be take to meet the requirements for obtaining your degree.
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Truthfully?  Not so much.\nBut even if you don't like math and you're thinking of pursuing a college degree most schools have a math requirement.  And you're going to need all that sin and cosin garbage in order to get through college math courses.  And if you already have a college degree and you want to go to graduate school (and I'm talking even liberal arts stuff like history, english, comp. lit.) you're going to need it for your GREs.\n\nAll in all, trig isn't a lot of fun.  I sometimes use it in my daily life because I work in science, but you're really not going to find yourself integrating too many arctangents when buying a home or working at the office.  But, as I said, you might just need it.
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Anywhere in the education field, also think tanks are always looking for math majors. Those who have advanced abilities in math and science have a plethora of opportunities. It is a great career path to take. \n\nwww.mathforamerica.org\nwww.higheredjobs.com\nwww.mathjobs.org\nwww.math-jobs.com\n\nGood Luck
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Both.  You should take four years of English, Math - to include algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and calculus, History or Social Science, Science - to include earth science, chemistry, physics, and biology, and a foreign language, Spanish would be fine.  Avoid the easy classes, i.e. Home EC, Shop.  If you want to take some art and music classes that would be good.  Especially if you learned to play an instrument.  The best instrument to learn, if you want to try for a college scholarship, would be any of the double reed instruments, i.e. bassoon, oboe.
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It depends on the program, for example the community college has math and English on line. You could take English and college algebra for instance. However,you have to check with the school first or schools if you are planning to transfer it the class fulfill the requirements.
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You should definitely get a Masters degree in English, and ideally a doctorate.  Most universities require their professors to have published work in academic journals, but sometimes they will accept unpublished teachers with exceptional work experience that could help the students.  Most universities also expect their professors to continue to research and publish while they teach.
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Dear to become a professor u will hv to do PG in ur liking subject after completion of graduation in first class.Ur academic carrier should be good or should secure above 55% marks minimum.This is for a junior lecturer. Then after Qualifying NET(National entrance Test) & doing Phd or Mphil u will become a professor.\ngood luck
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If you're talking about a major in college, then you should really talk to a counselor, someone that can help you decide. Although, if you're interested in computers, majoring in math could be a good move because it will give you a more extensive background to build your further education from.\n\nIf you're just asking about common courses, both math and English are going to be required by most colleges as part of the core curriculum. So you're kinda stuck there. But if you have space in your schedule to take an elective, I would go for whatever interests you. Electives are a chance to explore things that interest you, but you're not sure you want to pursue further.
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I have no idea about college requirements but I can tell you that math is the one subject you will continue to use over and over and over throughout your life. Take all the courses you can - especially if you're in engineering. A degree won't improve your ultimate paycheck but knowing how to add it all up and properly apply all you have learned will. Everyone can read and write well enough to get by in this world - just look around at all the "graduates" young and old who use improper grammer, can't spell, and who have terrible penmanship. English is nothing compared to Math. Keep up the good work!
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Most any university should have a education progam.  It does depend on what area and grade level you want to teach.  If you want to do secondary (high or middle school) or elementary.  I had a friend that transferred from Texas to the Universtiy of Denver and she is a teacher.  If I am remembering correctely to get certification as a teacher in secondary education you pick what subject you want to teach, make that your major, and then minor in education.  I think she said it was the same as in Texas, but I have know clue about elementary ed.  Hope this helps.
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You can definitely do college.  I hate math too and I just finished my Master's Degree and have been accepted to start a Ph.D. in fall.  I majored in linguistics, which doesn't involve much math.  Many colleges do have some math requirements, but a lot of times you can take Logic instead of math.  Don't be afraid to use your professors' office hours if you have any questions.  They have to be there for them, so you might as well take advantage of them.
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Teach High School Math
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Get a masters degree and teach at a community college. In some states you can teach while you take the required classes to obtain certification...you have to teach elementary school though.
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I think teaching is a wonderful profession~you need to go to college for 4 yrs.  At the college, you will study in the Education Department.  They will tell you what all you need to take to become a teacher.  You get to take classes about literature, math, science, art and a bunch of fun stuff.   While you are in college, you will get to student teach so you will be a great teacher when you graduate! I went to Arkansas State University and several of my friends went to Auburn University in Alabama.  What state do you live in?   I am sure that there are good colleges for you near your home.
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College degree with major in math.
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That all depends on where you plan on being a teacher at. Most K-12 will require at least a bachelors. College levels will require at least a masters if not a PhD. Remember this is just your education to become a good teacher it will take many years and a lot of maturity to present history to young minds so that they will absorb it like a sponge. In my 24 years of schooling I can honestly say that I only had 1 year that my history teacher was impressive enough to make me want to come to class and learn each day. If this is your dream go for it great teachers are hard to find.