Program Overview
Credits: 124 credits with 43 credits in Math for the BA, and 49 credits in Math for the BS.
Our academic program offers you a deeper understanding of pure and applied mathematics through individualized instruction, one of the benefits of our small classes. This bachelor’s degree will help you develop and hone new problem-solving skills, intellectual thought, and logic.
We offer flexibility within the program: study for a rigorous bachelor of science degree for students looking toward graduate studies in applied math, or balance our bachelor of arts degree in math with another major.
Individualized Instruction
With a 10:1 student-to-faculty ratio, you’ll study closely under dedicated faculty members. You’ll learn from them, travel with them to conferences, and even consult them for internships and career opportunities.
Research Opportunities
You’ll conduct research directly alongside faculty members at Niagara. Our faculty have a variety of interests in the field, including pure and applied mathematics, along with statistics.
Curriculum Flexibility
Our students all have a concentration in a different discipline, allowing you to apply your math degree to additional career opportunities.
Discovery Awaits
What You’ll Study at Niagara University
As science and technology continues to transform society, the demand for mathematical skills has grown considerably. Our coursework combines many pure, applied, and statistical courses to give students a wide range of skills so they will be successful in the job market or graduate school.
This curriculum encourages students to major or minor in another discipline so you can combine your mathematical skills with another area of study.
Find Your Best Self
Knowledge, Experience, and Skill Development
Problem-solving skills
Analytical thinking
Research experience
Explore This Minor!
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Pursuing a minor can enhance your academic experience and broaden your expertise beyond your major field of study. The minor coursework is designed to provide foundational knowledge and specialized skills to diversity your academic credentials and future opportunities. Explore coursework for a minor in this program!
Prepare to Soar
Academic, Experiential, and Career Pathways
Careers
Actuarial science
Finance
Engineering
Governmental service
Median salary for mathematicians and statisticians: $104,860 per year according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
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NU offers rolling admissions, which means that you can apply at any time for the upcoming semester. Applications are reviewed as they come in, and students are typically notified of an admission decision in 3-4 weeks. What’s stopping you?
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