Applied Mathematics and Statistics

Clarkson University

United States of America, Potsdam

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Clarkson University

United States of America , Potsdam

Key Facts

Program Level

Bachelor

Study Type

Full Time

Delivery

On Campus

Campuses

Main Site

Program Language

English

Start & Deadlines

Next Intake Deadlines22-May-2024

Apply to this program

Go to the official application for the university

Duration 4 year(s)

Tuition Fee

USD 75,741 / year

Next Intake 22-May-2024

Applied Mathematics and Statistics

About

In the applied mathematics and statistics undergraduate bachelor's degree program, you can develop your mathematical skills and apply them to challenging problems in core areas such as engineering, science or business.

As early as in your first year in the applied mathematics and statistics major, you are encouraged to participate in research projects with our faculty.

Our courses are taught exclusively by faculty with small class sizes, giving you the attention you deserve. The program flexibility allows you to pursue a second major or minor of your interest while completing your degree. Clarkson also offers undergraduates the ability to take graduate classes, a unique opportunity that puts you at the forefront of your chosen field.

Requirements

Entry Requirements

We understand that some schools are using the pass/fail grading system. When reviewing applications, our admissions team is reading your application holistically. We look at course load, course type, letters of recommendation, and all four years of high school to gain a better academic picture of the applicant. Pass/fail will not negatively impact your application to Clarkson!

Career

Clarkson students who graduate with a bachelor's degree in applied mathematics and statistics go on to work in industries, businesses, research laboratories, and government agencies as

applied mathematicians
statisticians
actuaries

Clarkson graduates in the applied mathematics and statistics program have been hired by companies such as Assured Information Security, BAE Systems and Lockheed Martin.

Many students choose to continue their education in graduate degree programs in applied mathematics, statistics or related fields. In recent years, Clarkson applied mathematics and statistics majors have gone on to graduate school at institutions like The Ohio State University, University of Rochester and Clarkson University.

The Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics has extensive information on careers in mathematics on their careers page.

Fee Information

Tuition Fee

USD 75,741 / year

How to Apply

Step One

Complete ONE of the applications listed below:

Clarkson University Freshman Application (online)
Common Application (online)

Step Two

These application instructions are for non-U.S. citizens applying for first-year enrollment at Clarkson. If you have already earned some university credit, you should apply as a transfer student. To review your application, we need to receive all of the following materials and information according to Clarkson’s admission dates and deadlines:

Clarkson University Freshman Application or Common App
Official secondary school transcript, mark sheets, or national exam scores.
Two letters of recommendation.
Test Optional-Official SAT/ACT scores, if submitted the scores will be taken into consideration during the admissions process.
- Clarkson SAT code: 2084
- Clarkson ACT code: 2698
Official English proficiency test scores. Here is the link for countries with English testing waivers. Acceptable tests and minimum scores are:
- TOEFL, 80
- IELTS, 6.5
- Duolingo English Test, 105
- PTE, 56

Step Three

Applicants for admission who are not U.S. citizens or U.S. permanent residents (green card holders) are likely to need to secure a student visa. (Students on certain visas may not require a student visa; please refer to the Student and Exchange Visitor Program document Who Can Study?)

For issuance of an I-20, students must show proof of financial support. There are two ways to show proof of finances:

Complete and return the Certificate of Finance Form included in our application packet or downloadable from our Web site. On this form you will need to show specific amounts of support and the sources of the support. You will also need to include the signatures of any sponsors or your parents, in addition to a signature from a bank official; or
Provide a certified letter from your sponsor indicating the amount of support available for each year along with a supporting letter from a bank official.