Degree Programs
A bachelor’s degree in mathematics allows students to develop the problem-solving and independent thinking skills they need to be successful in just about any industry.
The Mathematics Department offers two options for bachelor’s degrees, as well as teacher certification degree plans. The degree plans have changed recently, but new students should follow these plans.
Bachelor of Science in Mathematics
This degree requires 24 credit hours of lab science and two credit hours of senior seminar. It does not require foreign language study.
Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics
This degree requires eight credit hours of lab science, three credit hours of additional humanities studies and six credit hours of a foreign language. It does not require the senior seminar.
Bachelor of Science in Mathematics with Teaching Certification
Includes a professional education minor.
Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics with Teaching Certification
Includes a professional education minor.
Minor in Computational and Applied Mathematics
This minor is popular for computer science majors and others planning to pursue technological careers.
Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Math/Physics
with Teacher Certification
Degree Plans for Mathematics Majors who Enrolled in Fall 2008
- Bachelor of Science
- Bachelor of Science with Teacher Certification
- Bachelor of Arts
- Bachelor of Arts with Teacher Certification
- Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Math/Physics with Secondary Certification
