The College of New Jersey

What you'll study

Coursework emphasizes a solid foundation in mathematics followed by advanced study in data analysis and statistics. Students can pursue faculty-mentored research topics ranging from biostatistics and machine learning to financial analysis and pedagogical practice. The department highlights problem-solving, technical communication, and hands-on experience in modern labs and instrumentation.

Entry requirements

The material provided does not list specific admission criteria. This is an undergraduate specialization within the Mathematics programs; prospective applicants should consult the institution's admissions pages for detailed requirements.

Career prospects

Graduates commonly enter roles such as analysts, actuaries, cryptographers, data scientists, and statisticians; some become mathematics teachers or continue to graduate and professional schools. Recent employers of graduates include Bank of America, Deloitte, Pfizer, Prudential and the U.S. Geological Survey; alumni have attended graduate programs at institutions such as Drexel, Duke, Johns Hopkins, Rowan and Tufts.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The program offers accelerated and dual-degree options to shorten time to a master’s or professional degree. Students also have access to faculty-supervised internships, mentored undergraduate research (including summer programs), and department advising that can support applications for external scholarships and graduate funding.