Bachelor in Mathematics Teacher Education (Bachelor's)

Practical and professional education is central to Great Basin College. Programs are shaped by industry standards and community needs, with certificates, associate degrees, and bachelor's degrees designed for high-demand careers and job opportunities. Areas of study span fields including nursing, agriculture, culture, gaming, and other career-focused subjects. Across all campuses, the college offers more than 40 areas of study and maintains an 18:1 student-to-faculty ratio. Its fast facts report that 96% of employed graduates are employed. Great Basin College began in 1967 as Elko Community College, opening with 367 students to expand access to higher education in rural northeastern Nevada. It now serves learners through campuses in Elko, Winnemucca, Ely, and Pahrump, as well as through online programs. The college marked 50 years of service in 2017, reflecting its long relationship with the region and its communities. For international students, the main setting is rural Nevada, with Elko as the college's home base and additional campuses across the state. Online programs provide a way to study from beyond Nevada, while campus life includes student government, leadership opportunities, and clubs connected to nursing, agriculture, culture, gaming, and other interests. Students can join existing organizations or start something new, with opportunities to connect beyond the classroom. High school and dual-credit options, financial aid, and transfer pathways are also part of the college's range of offerings.