The Department of Mathematics and
Actuarial Science offers two degree programs. A bachelor's
degree in mathematics prepares students for employment subsequent
to graduation or for the pursuit of various graduate degrees in
mathematics, law, or other academic areas. A degree in actuarial
science prepares students for both actuarial careers and for the
pursuit of an MBA. The department also offers a sequence of courses
in coordination with the College of Education to enable graduates
to teach mathematics at both the middle and high school grade
levels after graduation.
Opportunities are available for students who wish to include
internships, tutoring, research, study abroad, and/or academic
competitions in their college career.