Mathematics graduates earn a median $43,687 Across 1,228 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →A Bachelor of Science option combining mathematical, statistical, computational and modeling techniques focused on practical applications. Best suited to students who want analytic roles in industry or government or who plan to pursue graduate study in applied mathematics or statistics.
The curriculum builds from core mathematics courses and is augmented by specialized electives. Course topics and skills explicitly noted by the program include mathematical and statistical modeling, data analysis, design of experiments, statistical methods and computational approaches. Elective focus areas mentioned include data science, operations research and computational methods.
The program page directs prospective students to the university course catalog and to academic advising for the most current course information and enrollment details. Contact an advisor or consult the course catalog for specific admission and prerequisite requirements.
Graduates are prepared for roles that apply mathematical and statistical techniques to practical problems. Job titles and sectors highlighted include statistician, actuary and data scientist, with employment opportunities across industry and government. The program also prepares students for advanced study in applied mathematics or statistics.
The program page links to advising and the course catalog for up-to-date information and suggests contacting the department for guidance; students should consult university scholarship resources and the department for available funding and eligibility details.
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