The Math Corps is just one segment of the WSU Center for Excellence and Equity in Mathematics, a larger plan designed to serve Detroit students from elementary school through college, with an additional focus on developing Mathematics teachers equipped to deal with the challenges of teaching in urban school districts.

The WSU Center for Excellence and Equity in Mathematics (the Center), at all times, serves as a powerful advocate for the simple belief that all children have greatness within them, and that every child - every child - should have the opportunity to realize it.

The Emerging Scholars Program at Wayne State University is an honors-level Calculus and Precalculus program with a very strong and continuing student support component. It is designed to increase the number of students, particularly students from underrepresented minority groups and women, who succeed and excel in Calculus and who thereby have the opportunity to pursue careers in fields such as Engineering, Science, Mathematics or Mathematics Education. It is a program based on a two-fold philosophy that centers on a shared commitment to excellence and a strong sense of community.

For students that enter the University without the basic Mathematics skills necessary to take Precalculus, the PREP program offers a remedial Algebra course that is based on the same principals as the Emerging Scholars Program and prepares students to continue forward in ESP. Students in the PREP program show results comparable to those in the ESP program.

The WSU Math Corps College Success Center, established in Fall 2003, is designed to serve the needs of former participants of the Math Corps now attending Wayne State and those upper-level students at Wayne State that are currently involved as instructors and mentors in the Math Corps.

In a novel partnership between Wayne State University and University Preparatory Academy (UPA), the Mathematics Pipeline expanded to develop a Mathematics program for the middle school level.