Undergraduate Programs
Our majors find employment in industry (for instance in data analysis, statistics, insurance, etc.), K-12 teaching, and government, and some go on to graduate school in Mathematics or related disciplines, or even to law or medical school.
Mathematics is an abstract and simplified description of important aspects of the world. We study it both for its aesthetics, and because it has extraordinary practical impact on human lives. The ability to think precisely, central to the experience of mathematics, is valued in many professions.
You can find our Department Learning Objectives on our Resources page.
Major and Minor Checklists (Undergraduate)
Starting in 2025, the Major checklist is a Kuali form, and it covers all the matriculation scenarios in the pages linked below.
Important Announcement: Please review the information below carefully, as it contains important guidance for students interested in taking Math 134 and Math 190-03.
Math 134 is intended for mathematics majors and non-math majors who intend to take only a single semester of real analysis and can be used in place of Math 135 on the degree sheet for math majors (general) and minors (but not for pure math or applied math majors). This course is an alternative to Math 135 but is not a suitable prerequisite for Math 136. Students considering graduate study in mathematics, as well as pure math and applied math majors, should enroll in Math 135; most other students should take Math 134 instead.
Math 190-03 is an approved replacement for Math 70 and may be taken instead, even though Math 190-03 is not listed on the Major checklist.
After you submit your checklist, it will be automatically routed for approvals from your advisor and from the Department Chair. After a few days, Kuali will automatically email you a PDF of your form and the approvals. Use this PDF in your graduation application packet.
If you have any questions about the checklists, please reach out to your advisor.
If you would like to request an advisor, please complete the Advisor Selection Form Advisor Selection Form.
Programs
BA/BS in Mathematics
Undergraduates receive a BA or BS degree in Mathematics.
BA/BS in Applied Mathematics
Undergraduates receive a BA or BS degree in Applied Mathematics.
BA/BS in Pure Mathematics
Undergraduates receive a BA or BS degree in Pure Mathematics.
Fifth-Year Master’s Degree Program: BA/MS in Mathematics
Students receive a BA/MS in Mathematics in Mathematics within a Fifth-Year Master’s Degree Program.
Minor in Mathematics
Undergraduates receive a Minor degree in Mathematics.
Admissions
Please visit our admissions website for comprehensive information on our admissions processes and requirements, deadlines, financial aid options, forms and instructions.