Career Opportunities
A B.S. degree in Mathematics will offer opportunities in research organizations, public and private industry, government and academia.
Departmental Requirements
This program covers a broad spectrum of pure and applied mathematics. Courses are offered in a variety of topics including Calculus, Real and Complex Analysis, Number Theory, Topology, Linear Algebra, Modern Algebra, Statistics, and Probability. It is designed for persons who wish to pursue careers in statistics, actuarial science, mathematical modeling, and graduate study in mathematics or statistics. It is advisable that students take 300 and 400 level computer science, natural sciences, engineering and technology courses relevant to the field of interest. The program requires 120 credit hours with a grade of “C” or better in required major and other mathematics courses.