Associate of Arts and Associate of Science

The Associate of Arts and Associate of Science degree programs at Belmont College are flexible, affordable ways to earn the first half of your bachelor’s degree. They’re each designed to provide a broad liberal arts and sciences foundation upon which you can build as you transition to a four-year institution. And they both offer the option of studying either fully online or on campus.

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Degrees

Associate of Arts

2+2 Options
Tailor your studies to apply to a variety of majors at a four-year institution.
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Associate of Science

2+2 Options
Begin a four-year degree or gain a broad knowledge of liberal arts.
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Jodi McFarland
Professor of Mathematics
Faculty Lead, Associate of Arts and Associate of Science

740.699.3897
jmcfarland@belmontcollege.edu

Faculty Spotlight

Prof. Jodi McFarland

I love helping students understand complex concepts.

While math has always been Professor McFarland’s favorite subject, she knows that for many students, it’s the most challenging one. She’s made it her mission to change their perceptions. In addition to serving up math problems, she enjoys cooking and entertaining guests, earning her the unofficial title of faculty social director.

Professor McFarland came to Belmont College in 1992 as a math department adjunct before becoming a full-time faculty member. She earned a BS in Math Education at Ohio University and an MS in Education with a math concentration from Muskingum University, and completed 18 graduate credits in math at Portland State University. In 2018, she was named Faculty Lead for Liberal Arts & Humanities. Since 2001, she’s been the coordinator for eastern Ohio and northern West Virginia of MATHCOUNTS, a nationwide middle school mathematics competition.