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Open up a world of opportunity with a degree in mathematics.

Mathematics faculty focus on providing every student with the tools for success, from freshman introductory classes to the completion of an independent research project as a senior. Our programs help students develop highly marketable skills like higher order analytical thinking and advanced problem solving. Mathematics graduates are in demand in a wide variety of careers including education, business, industry, and government.

Earning your B.S. in mathematics prepares you for a variety of career fields. Being able to think logically, solve problems, adapt, and learn will make you a valuable asset to employers in both business and industry. Career options include:
 
  • Actuary
  • Data Analyst
  • Federal Agent
    • National Security Agency (NSA)
    • Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
    • Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
  • Mathematician
  • Operations Researcher
  • Programmer
  • Quality Engineer
  • Statistician
  • Teacher
The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) projects the employment of mathematicians and statisticians to grow 31 percent through 2031, much faster than the average for all occupations. The median annual wage for mathematicians was $112,110 in 2022. 

Format

On Campus

Credit Hours

120

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The teacher licensure option provides an in-depth curriculum taught by accomplished math and education faculty. This program blends advanced theory with hands-on experience to ensure you are prepared to lead your classroom upon graduation. This program is fully accredited by the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP).There is a separate application for admission into the School of Education.

Program Learning Outcomes

Students who complete the mathematics program will be able to:

  • demonstrate competency in analyzing and communicating conclusions from meaningful research.
  • apply mathematics to the solution of problems in mathematics and be able to effectively communicate the solutions in written and oral form.
  • demonstrate competency in the theoretical content knowledge of undergraduate mathematics including the writing of valid proofs and properties of fundamental mathematical structures.
  • demonstrate knowledge of concepts and theories in mathematics.

Minors

This 16-hour program is intended for non-majors interested in a basic understanding of mathematics above their minimum degree requirement. Students with advanced training in mathematics and statistics in addition to their primary discipline have a significant advantage in pursuing research-based opportunities in graduate school and employment. 
 

This 18-hour program will allow students to effectively conduct research and accurately interpret statistical reports in the media and in journal articles. It will further develop critical thinking and analytic skills. Students will gain experience with hands-on, real-world problems and be equipped with a broader foundation of statistical knowledge and techniques ensuring capable information management.

Certificate of Proficiency

This 9-credit hour program provides curriculum designed for those in helping professions such as human services, health care organizations, educators, and others. Courses include Intermediate Spanish I, II, and Spanish for the Professions. Beginning Spanish I and II or required placement scores are prerequisites for Intermediate Spanish I.

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