In Short
Mathematics majors receive a comprehensive foundation in abstract and applied mathematics as preparation for graduate school or a professional career.
Program Overview
Students earning a bachelor’s degree in mathematics take a variety of courses and have a strong background in mathematics that will lead them to a wide range of careers or graduate school. A mathematician’s well-developed reasoning ability and precision can be applied in a variety of careers in business, industry, government and education. Mathematicians work as statisticians or biostatisticians, quality control analysts, financial analysts, insurance actuaries, teachers, operations research professionals, technical writers and high tech entrepreneurs. Mathematics majors are frequently preferred over computer scientists by agencies such as NASA and NSA. Professionals in all of these diverse careers are supported by the knowledge and skills they gained by having a strong background in mathematics.
Experiential Opportunities
Internship
Study Abroad
Curriculum and Other Information
- BA, Mathematics - Program information from the University Catalog.
- BS, Mathematics - Program information from the University Catalog.
- Four-Year Plans of Study - Required and elective courses for program completion.
Note: Students pursuing a bachelor of arts as opposed to a bachelor of science will also be required to obtain proficiency of a foreign language at the intermediate level. This can be done by completing appropriate coursework and/or a sufficiently high score on the CLEP exam. For more information on the CLEP go to the Placement Testing page.
- Accountant
- Biostatistician
- Computer Programmer
- Engineer
- Financial Analyst
- High-tech Entrepreneur
- Insurance Actuary
- Investment Analyst
- Operations Research Professional
- Quality Control Analyst
- Statistician
- Teacher