Free Summer Math Program ACHIEVE IN MATH (AIM)

MassBay Community College AIM Program

Achieve in Math (AIM) is a free to you program that combines an intensive, in-person (MassBay Wellesley campus), 5-week summer program with ongoing academic support services throughout the summer and fall to help you achieve success in math. This initiative helps you build and refine math skills in preparation for Fall 2024 Math classes.  By attending AIM, you will be better prepared for your Fall Math class, AND you could potentially place into a higher-level math course ULTIMATELY SAVING MONEY ON YOUR EDUCATION.

Don’t Let Anything Get in the Way of Achieving Your Goals

Participate in the ACHIEVE IN MATH (AIM) Program

WHAT: 5-WEEK IN PERSON LEARNING PROGRAM TO HELP STUDENTS PREPARE FOR COLLEGE MATH

WHO: STUDENTS WHO PLACED INTO MA90, MA95, MA98 OR WHO DID NOT PASS THE MCAS

Date: Tuesdays and Thursdays 9am–12pm June 25, 2024-July 25, 2024

Time: 9am-12pm (optional facilitated homework time from 12:30-2:30)

We are excited to be a part of your math journey and look forward to working with you!

If you are interested in registering for the AIM program, use the link below to apply.

Is AIM right for you? It is if you…

• placed into or are registered for developmental math classes MA90, MA95, MA98 or
• are recent (2023, 2024) high school graduate who did not pass the MCAS
• The AIM program is FREE for you — including textbook and more!
• This program is for non-STEM students registered (or planning to register) for a math class at Massbay in Fall 2024.
• After the 5-week program, you are welcome and encouraged to use the Massbay Academic Achievement Center for ongoing support.

Register for Achieve In Math (AIM) with the link below.

Achieve In Math (AIM) 2024 Summer Program Registration

For more information contact:
Barbara Bernard, bbernard@massbay.edu

AIM Summer Program Facilitator

Michael Smolowitz

Michael earned his B.S. in Mathematics from Cornell University. He continued his studies and received his Master’s Degree in Computer Science from the University of Buffalo. He has worked in industry as a software engineer at Raytheon and Comverse. In 2003, he began teaching math courses as an adjunct faculty member. He continues to teach as an adjunct faculty member and Math Learning Specialist at the MassBay Community College in the Academic Achievement Center.

Margot Reed, Math Learning Specialist

Amy Gorodetsky, Math Learning Specialist