Bachelor of Science in Mathematics - Pure Mathematics

Both the Math BA and the Math BS offer a Pure Mathematics concentration and an Applied Mathematics concentration. In each case, the BA and BS versions have the same list of required courses, with the BS version requiring additional upper-division courses in mathematics or in some cases, Computer Science. The BA version is subject to the more robust “Liberal Arts and Sciences” requirement that applies to all BA degrees. The Pure Mathematics concentration is the best choice for a student with an interest in graduate study in pure mathematics, while Applied Mathematics is the best choice for those interested in graduate study in applied mathematics. Either will also develop a robust analytical and quantitative skillset which can also be used to compete favorably for entry-level positions in business and industry where those skills are prized.What will I learnYour academic journey will encompass a range of classes in calculus, differential equations, linear algebra, mathematical proof and higher-level mathematics. Beyond that, you'll have the opportunity to tailor your studies by selecting a concentration that aligns with your specific interests.Computing and applied math: Your curriculum will include computer science and mathematical computing courses.Aspiring actuary: You’ll delve into probability, economics, finance and statistics.br>Pursuing a teaching career: You’ll take courses in the theory and practice of education alongside a diverse array of mathematical subjects.br>Regardless of your concentration, you can expect to build a robust foundation in logic, proofs and the fundamental concepts that underpin comprehension of the world through mathematics.