Math teaches us to think logically; to identify and state the problem clearly; to plan how to solve the problem; and then to apply the appropriate methods to evaluate and solve the problem. We learn to evaluate and draw conclusions based on our knowledge.
To be successful student and also an informed citizen, we should be able to evaluate these studies and the data they present in order to decide what is true or reasonable.
Many believe that math is only needed in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). That’s true, math is absolutely essential in those fields, but is also need in many of the social sciences such as psychology and sociology, and in many of the arts and humanities disciplines including art, music, and mass communication. Mathematics has been called “the universal language.”
Learning how to solve the hard challenges is an asset that will pay dividends throughout our lives. These challenges may be a complex statistical analysis or one of the many challenges in your life.
In summary, a solid foundation in mathematics is an essential skill for students pursuing any academic degree and the dame quantitative capability is necessary for successful in life as well.
Mathematics is an essential discipline in today’s world. It is a powerful tool for understanding the world around us and our perspective of the important issues facing us as individuals, families, businesses, and nations. Math surrounds us; we see and use math skills and capabilities every day–from balancing our checkbooks to advertising agencies to doctors; from retailers to builders, lawyers and accountants. Everyone needs some level of specific mathematics knowledge. Most professions use math to perform their job better and to get ahead in the world.
Why do we need to study Mathematics? 