Mathematics in its purest form is an art concerned with the exploration and expression of ideas. In its practical form, mathematics is a symbolic language and is concerned with the application of mathematical ideas and tools to the sciences and other areas of human endeavor.

The study of mathematics is grounded in problem solving and includes the ability to think in a certain, organized way. It is basic to careers in the natural sciences, essential to the effective use of computer technology, and valuable in related fields such as the social sciences, business, and industrial technology.

The Mathematics majors offered by the Department of Mathematics provide students with a core of knowledge in mathematics and allow specialization in both teaching and non-teaching programs.

Career Directions

• Actuarial Fields
• Business and Industry
• Computer Science
• Data Processing
• Economics
• Engineering
• Environmental Technology
• Government
• Mathematics Teaching
• Medical Research
• Natural Sciences
• Statistics
• Also: Graduate Study