Undergraduate Degrees

Learn to examine risk through the lens of mathematics, so you can enjoy a career in which you can provide creative solutions that minimize risk and maximize reward.

Do you have a passion for math but also love technology? This program combines math with new developments in science and technology, giving you foundational skills and tools to apply when you tackle some of today's most challenging problems in computation and information.

Learn to use data to solve issues. With a growing shortage of data analysts in the U.S., this high-demand field allows you to perform exciting functions, such as predicting consumer behavior and extracting information from medical images, in a dynamic career that inspires global change.

Do you remember what ignited your passion for math? You may remember your favorite teacher who inspired you to understand more about how the world works. After studying mathematics through the lens of an educator, you'll have the same opportunity to inspire others and open their eyes to the world of mathematics.

Every time someone clicks on a link or Googles a phrase, information is being collected. But how many people truly know what to do with that data? You can. With the data analytics skills you learn in this program, you can be an asset to any enterprise.

Do you have a passion for both math and language? This math degree includes a foreign language, making it a great option for you if you're interested in travel and a global career.

Did you know you can use math to help change the world? Whether you want to manage the impacts of climate change or reduce the spread of disease, learn critical thinking skills that can be applied to almost any problem. This degree program prepares you for many top-rated jobs.