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| Graduate Degree in Math - What is the best route for one course at a time? |
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Posted by: udi - 08-21-2026, 11:15 PM - Forum: Graduate School Discussion
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I would like to take one math course at a time at the graduate level, but I'm not sure how to go about this. I don't think I can do two courses at a time because for math, it would just be too much, especially online where I can't talk to the teacher in the classroom and who knows how often they will be available. And I have to work, of course.
The biggest issue is the cost. To take one course at a time is probably the most expensive way to do it.
I know that Emporia and Northwest Missouri State University are usually recommended here, but I wasn't sure if anything has changed. I don't want an education degree. The University of Texas Permian Basin also has a math program now at the graduate level.
Between all three, the cost isn't that different from what I saw.
Curious about what other people are doing.
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