The Department of Mathematics believes an undergraduate major should be both an introduction to more advanced study and a survey of the many facets of mathematics. The Department offers three mathematics majors and two minors. The primary focus of the B.S. Mathematics Teaching program is to prepare students to teach mathematics at the middle and secondary levels.
Your Future Opportunities
Majoring in mathematics or statistics teaches you to be a good problem solver, and that is the key to success in any career - finding efficient ways to solve problems inherent in your job. The problems do not have to be quantitative since critical thinking and mathematics go hand-in-hand.
Careers in this field
- Data Analyst
- Software Developer
- Economist
- Financial Planner
- Health Information Specialist
- Research Associate
- Statistical Consultant
- Mathematics Teaching
- Quality Assurance Professionals
Department of Mathematics and Statistics
The Mathematics program is part of the Department of Mathematics and Statistics.
Mathematics, Bachelor of Arts (BA)
The Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics programs prepares students for advanced study in mathematics or to work in business, industry, or government.
Mathematics, Bachelor of Science (BS)
The Bachelor of Science in Mathematics program prepares students for advanced study in mathematics or to work in business, industry, or government.
Actuarial Science, Minor
The Actuarial Science Minor combines finance, statistics, and mathematics to analyze risk and ensure financial security for individuals, corporations and society at large.
Mathematics, Minor
The mathematics minor is intended for non-mathematics majors who desire a stronger background in mathematics under the College of Science, Engineering and Technology.
Mathematics Faculty and Staff
Meet our Faculty and Staff and learn more about their expertise.
