Abilene Christian University

What you'll study

The program requires a total of 128 credit hours overall, composed of 56 university hours and 56–62 major hours depending on track selection, plus 10–14 elective hours. Example coursework includes Discrete Mathematics, Calculus, Statistical Methods and Abstract Algebra. Detailed course listings and specific track requirements are provided in the university catalog.

Entry requirements

The source page points applicants to the catalog and admissions information to guide application preparation but does not list specific numeric admissions criteria; prospective students are encouraged to consult ACU admissions for precise prerequisites and application steps.

Career prospects

Both the B.A. and B.S. pathways prepare graduates for a range of quantitative careers. Typical outcomes highlighted include high school mathematics teacher, actuary, market research analyst, mathematician, cryptographer, forensic analyst, commodities trader and statistician. The B.S. is described as particularly suitable for further study or work in fields such as statistics, finance, operations research, physical sciences and medicine; the B.A. emphasises liberal‑arts breadth and supports minors and graduate or professional school preparation.

Scholarships & funding angle

The program page indicates that ACU provides informational resources and application guidance but does not specify scholarship amounts or eligibility rules; applicants should review university financial aid pages and the catalog for current scholarship and funding opportunities.