Mathematics graduates earn a median $43,687 Across 1,228 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →This four-year Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics develops quantitative reasoning and problem-solving skills for students who enjoy detailed, analytical work. It suits those aiming for careers that use mathematical methods or for students preparing to continue to graduate study or teacher certification.
The department offers two concentrations: a General Mathematics Curriculum that covers pure and applied mathematics to prepare students for mathematical careers or graduate study, and a Concentration for Prospective Math Teachers aimed at those planning to teach. The program supports undergraduate research and provides opportunities to present at the Seaway Section meetings of the Mathematical Association of America. The department also fields a team annually for the Putnam Mathematical Competition.
The publicly available programme text does not list specific entry criteria. Prospective students should contact Utica University's Office of Admissions for application requirements and enrolment steps.
Graduates gain preparation for a broad range of roles that use quantitative skills. Examples cited by the programme include positions in communication engineering, computer programming, banking, insurance, market research, meteorology and teaching. Alumni from the mathematics major have taken roles at organizations such as General Electric, Goldman Sachs, Berkshire Health Systems, Lockheed Martin, Bausch & Lomb, Nucor Steel and PAR Technology.
The programme page does not specify scholarships or funding; applicants should consult Utica University's financial aid and scholarships offices for details on available support, merit awards and application processes.
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