Mathematics
Unlock your problem-solving potential.
Mathematics provides a framework for understanding the patterns and principles that shape our world and govern our daily lives. To earn your bachelor’s degree in mathematics, you will:
- Develop core knowledge of calculus, set theory, and linear algebra.
- Use probability and statistics to model data and make conclusions.
- Study advanced topics such as abstract algebra, numerical analysis, and geometry.
- Solve problems by breaking them into small parts and applying your knowledge.
- Practice independent learning and clear communication of logical arguments.
At A Glance
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12:1Student-to-faculty ratio
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18Average class size
Possible Careers
Unlock your problem-solving potential.
Mathematics provides a framework for understanding the patterns and principles that shape our world and govern our daily lives. To earn your bachelor’s degree in mathematics, you will:
- Develop core knowledge of calculus, set theory, and linear algebra.
- Use probability and statistics to model data and make conclusions.
- Study advanced topics such as abstract algebra, numerical analysis, and geometry.
- Solve problems by breaking them into small parts and applying your knowledge.
- Practice independent learning and clear communication of logical arguments.
Get to Know Mathematics
Meet the Faculty
The Alma Venture
Dream it, learn it, do it. Through our Venture program, you can design a unique, hands-on learning experience at home or abroad. Find out more about the Alma Venture.
Explore the Curriculum
Learn more about the fundamental courses that will offer a roadmap for your academic growth and expertise development.
Identify patterns. Devise solutions.
At Alma, we pride ourselves on teaching mathematics in a way that helps you put what you learn into practice. You’ll use mathematical models to simulate real-world systems and scenarios. You’ll gather, summarize and interpret data to recognize trends and predict behavior. And you’ll take at least one class in computer science, learning marketable computer programming skills.
What You Need to Know
As a mathematics major, you’ll hone keen critical thinking, problem-solving and analytical skills that equip you for work in various disciplines. You’ll also be in high demand.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates that overall employment in math-based occupations will grow 31% over the next eight years — much faster than the national average rate of 5%.
Our alumni have built careers in actuarial science, engineering, information technology, economics, industrial research and development, statistical quality control and teaching.
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Student Organizations
Want to challenge yourself academically? Take up a new hobby? Whatever you love to do, you’ll find plenty of ways to engage on campus through our 100+ student organizations.
