The Mathematics major is designed for students who are interested in the theory of mathematics. Pure Mathematicians often pursue Master's degree and Ph.D's in Mathematics in order to prepare for a career in research or university level teaching.

Applied Mathematics majors are interested in the classical relationships between the physical sciences and engineering. They often seek employment in industry, utilizing their skills to solve engineering and computer related problems.

The Mathematics of Computation major is designed for individuals who are interested in the mathematical theory and the applications of computing. These majors often seek employment in areas similar to the Applied Mathematicians.

Mathematics for Teaching is a major designed for students who have a substantial interest in teaching mathematics at the secondary level.

• Individual Plan
• Actuarial Plan
• Medical and Life Sciences Plan
• History of Science Plan

The Mathematics/Applied Science major is intended for those students who are interested in applications of mathematics to other areas. Students majoring in Mathematics/Applied Science often pursue careers in actuarial science, management consulting, financial planning, accounting, operations research, or medical professions.

In addition to the above major options, the Department of Mathematics offers a Specialization in Computing which can be added to all of the majors with the exception of Mathematics of Computation.

Students who are planning to pursue graduate studies in Mathematics or related fields are strongly encouraged to major in mathematics, applied mathematics, or mathematics of computation.