Undergraduate Programs

Our department offers a variety of undergraduate majors and minors. Below is a general overview of each program and links to the Undergraduate Catalog which contains specific program requirements and the faculty page for each program coordinator.

Majors

BA, Mathematics (General)

This major is intended for students that are pursuing a basic math major for employment purposes and/or are interested in mathematics as part of a degree with two majors.

Program Requirements   Program Coordinator

BA, Mathematics (Extended)

This major is for students that intend to pursue a graduate degree in mathematics, and/or intend to pursue employment in business and industry. This major does not lead to teacher certification.

Program Requirements    Program Coordinator

BA, Mathematics (with Secondary Teacher Certification)

This major is intended for students that are pursuing a basic math major for employment purposes and/or are interested in mathematics as part of a degree with two majors. Students pursuing teacher certification will also major in Science and Mathematics Education (774).

Program Requirements    Program Coordinator

BS, Middle Grades Mathematics

A major in middle grades mathematics is for students who plan to teach mathematics in grades 5-9 only.  The degree requires a second major in Science and Mathematics Education (774). Upon successful completion of both majors, the student will receive a Bachelor of Science degree.

Program Requirements    Program Coordinator

BS, Mathematical Economics

This major is for students wishing to pursue either a graduate degree in economics or a highly applied, analytical occupation with a heavy emphasis on quantitative skills such as an actuary. This degree does not require a second major or a minor. The BS in Mathematical Economics offers two concentrations: General concentration and Actuarial Science concentration

Program Requirements    Program Coordinator

Minors

Mathematics

This minor is intended for employment in industry and/or graduate studies in mathematics.

Minor Requirements    Coordinator

Applied Statistics

A minor in applied statistics requires a minimum of 19 semester hours. This program is designed for a student seeking a career as a statistical programmer/analyst/consultant in a knowledge-based industry or in a research institution.

Minor Requirements   Coordinator