Program Overview
The Bachelor's degree in Mathematics provides the skills for students to become proficient in mathematics, from calculus to differential equations. Program graduates are prepared for careers as mathematicians, scientists, engineers, and educators.
The program has five concentrations that you can choose from Applied Mathematics, Pure Mathematics, Statistics, Science and Engineering, and Economics. Students can also expect to take a wide array of courses such as calculus, applied discrete mathematics, and actuarial financial math.
Concentrations/Certifications:
- Applied Math
- Economics
- Pure Math
- Science and Engineering
- Statistics
