BS in Mathematics, Marquette university

This program is ideal for students interested in a comprehensive understanding of mathematics, blending theory with real-world applications. Its flexibility and extensive coursework prepare students for successful careers in numerous fields or advanced study.

Students can focus on pure mathematics, applied mathematics, or even actuarial science, statistics, or secondary education, allowing for a personalized learning experience aligned with their career aspirations.

To graduate, students must complete 39 credit hours including five required mathematics courses totaling 18 hours, a two-course mathematics sequence (6 hours), at least one course from each of three groups (pure, applied, statistics), and two upper-division mathematics electives (6 hours). Additionally, a 4-hour Computer Science cognate course is mandatory. The program emphasizes a minimum GPA of 2.000 and 120 total credits, with specific residence and upper-division credit requirements.

Graduates of the mathematics major are prepared for a variety of careers in fields such as data analysis, education, research, finance, or technology. They may also pursue advanced degrees or certification, especially if they choose to follow the pathway toward Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction certification for teaching.