Our program offers a solid math foundation while giving you the flexibility to tailor your studies with a range of exciting electives. This program is for you if you have a passion for math and are aiming for a career in business, finance, medicine, education, or teaching; one of the many branches of science and technology; or are planning on graduate-level study.
Full Time
Rolling AdmissionBachelor of Science
58-59
Minor
20-24
Your potential, unlocked.
Our BS in Mathematics prepares you to think critically, solve complex problems, and understand the patterns that shape our world. As a math major, you’ll study a broad range of topics—from core areas like calculus and linear algebra to advanced courses in analysis, differential equations, and modern algebra.
This degree goes beyond numbers. You’ll learn to apply mathematical reasoning to real-world challenges, gaining the analytical and problem-solving skills that employers value across industries.
Graduates with a mathematics degree are in demand in a wide range of careers, from research and education to technology, business, and beyond. Whether you love exploring abstract ideas or solving real-world problems, our mathematics degree opens doors to endless opportunities.
Jasmin Enriquez '27, Mathematics, Biomedical EngineeringThe support here, from friends, faculty, and staff, has allowed me to thrive. UHart has given me opportunities I never expected, and I’m excited to see where this journey leads next.
Opportunities in math-related fields are projected to grow strongly over the next decade: Overall employment of mathematicians and statisticians is projected to grow 8 percent from 2024 to 2034.
The median yearly salary for mathematicians stands at $121,680, and the median annual wage for statisticians is $103,300 as of May 2024.
For more information, and to see a complete list of major requirements, visit the Course Catalog.
You select four 200-level or above mathematics or physics courses approved by your academic advisor.
Examples include:
For more information, and to see a complete list of major requirements, visit the Course Catalog.
Mathematics, Psychology , '23
Mollie says her UHart Statistics for Psychology course inspired her to apply to the MS in Applied Statistics and Psychometrics at Boston College. She has a strong desire to apply her statistical and mathematical skills to help others. She describes psychometrics as using data, measurements, and tools to gain a deeper understanding of psychological factors such as personality, attitude, and mental abilities.
My goal is to use my background in mathematics and psychology to work with data and help people better understand these psychological factors within themselves.
Our program gives you a strong math foundation, and the ability to choose from a number of mathematics electives to customize your curriculum. It’s a good fit if you are planning to pursue a career in business, education or technology and enjoy math!
The Data Science program provides you with the analytical and quantitative skills that are needed for a variety of careers that are growing at a fast pace. You receive rigorous training in computational mathematics, statistical methods, as well as best practices in data visualization to prepare you for a career as a data scientist, data engineer, data analyst, data architect, or business intelligence specialist