Why this Program?

More than a number cruncher.

With all the data-driven, decision-making that powers today's industries, it is little wonder that professionals who can understand numbers and can calculate conclusions are in high demand. If you have a knack for solving problems, finding patterns, and figuring out how things work, then this program might perfect solution for you with our

Small Classes: Our classes are small in size, this ensures your professors will you know you by name - not a number. (You have enough numbers to worry about!).
Experienced Instructors: The program's faculty is made up of expert in the field of mathematics. These people have been there and often are still working or constructing research in this field. You might even have the chance to help!
Big-time Technology: 24/7 access to our computer labs ensure that you will be taught by and working with the latest in computing technology at your fingertips.

More than a simple desk job, today's mathematician professional are making and breaking military codes, designing the world's most efficient bridges and skyscrapers, forecasting sales pipelines for businesses of every size, and advising non-profit organizations to be more sustainable.

More About the Program

The mathematics curriculum promotes the development of skills in logical reasoning, problem solving, data analysis, and the communication of ideas. The program is designed to accommodate students' individual interests and career goals by incorporating an emphasis on statistical analysis, computer applications, business/industry statistics, math education and instruction, and actuarial sciences. Program graduates will be able to relate a core of basic mathematical concepts, use a variety of problem solving strategies, construct and communicate valid mathematical arguments, apply mathematical skills to problems in other disciplines, and make use of multiple technological tools for solving problems.