Mathematics BS

UMass Boston’s Mathematics BS program provides students with a strong and comprehensive foundation in mathematics, emphasizing mathematical reasoning, problem-solving, and the development of advanced mathematical ideas. The program is designed for students who want to develop deeper knowledge of mathematics and apply their skills in academic, scientific, technical, and professional settings. Students build their understanding through core mathematical coursework and progress toward more advanced topics that strengthen analytical and quantitative abilities. The program provides opportunities to explore different areas of mathematics while developing the logical thinking and problem-solving skills needed to approach complex questions. Students can use this foundation to prepare for careers that require strong quantitative and analytical skills or continue their education through graduate study in mathematics and related fields. The Mathematics BS can also support students interested in applications of mathematics across areas such as science, technology, education, business, and other technical disciplines. Through its combination of theoretical concepts and mathematical reasoning, the program helps students develop the ability to analyze problems, construct logical arguments, interpret quantitative information, and communicate mathematical ideas effectively. Overall, the Mathematics BS offers a rigorous undergraduate education for students seeking advanced mathematical preparation and a flexible foundation for further study or professional opportunities.

Applicants must submit an official high school record, leaving certificate, and/or graduation examination results or their notarized copies. All documents in foreign languages must be translated into English by a certified translator, and records must be sent directly from the institution to be considered official. For additional country-specific document requirements, applicants should refer to the “International Transcripts Requirements” section below. Applicants must also provide an academic recommendation letter from a school-based counselor and/or teacher, a 500-word essay, and test scores.