Indiana Wesleyan University, Marion

What you'll study

Coursework covers mathematical methods and applications with opportunities to choose electives that shape a career path. Core topics and courses listed for the program include Mathematical Modeling, Differential Equations, Mathematical Statistics and a range of MAT course offerings. Specific course codes associated with the program include:

• MAT-204, MAT-223, MAT-253, MAT-254, MAT-255
• MAT-280, MAT-282, MAT-322, MAT-353, MAT-363
• MAT-490, MAT-344, MAT-456, MAT-475, MAT-485, MAT-495
• MAT-324, MAT-333, MAT-351, MAT-364, MAT-373, MAT-396
• MAT-404, MAT-444, MAT-446, MAT-455, MAT-457
• Supporting/related courses cited: CIS-121, PHY-221

Entry requirements

The mathematics‑interdisciplinary major requires completion of core math courses, electives and supporting courses. Students must complete a major or minor in a related area and a practicum/internship; if a practicum placement cannot be found an independent learning course may substitute. For graduation students must meet the university's credit and GPA standards.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for a range of non‑teaching careers that apply mathematical analysis and modeling. The program lists potential roles such as actuary, algorithms engineer, data analyst, data scientist, mathematician and systems engineer, and notes graduates have gone into areas like actuarial science, computer science and statistics.

Scholarships & funding angle

IWU highlights institutional support structures (Center for Student Success, tutoring) and states the university surpasses national averages on several educational benchmarks. The school also indicates students attend with lower‑than‑average debt compared with national figures; prospective students should consult IWU’s tuition & fees pages and the net price calculator for current cost and aid information.