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Bachelor of Mathematics

Mathematics is the language of the universe. Understanding numbers gives us an appreciation of God’s universe, helping us define the world around us and our place in it. If you find beauty – and your future – in numbers, you should consider pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics or Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics at the University of the Cumberlands. You also have the option of adding a minor in math to a bachelor’s program, such as applied physics.

We offer a wide range of courses so you can tailor your mathematics degree program to your interests and career goals. Classes for your degree in mathematics are small enough to really get to know your classmates and your professors. And you’ll have access to state-of-the-art technology in our Mathematics and Physics Resource Center.

 

MISSION AND GOALS

The mission of the bachelor’s in math degree program is to develop a broad understanding of mathematics and an appreciation of its beauty and usefulness in God’s world. Mathematics majors develop highly sought-after problem-solving skills, giving math majors the opportunities to become researchers, insurance actuaries, computer designers and operators, statisticians or analysts.

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MATH DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

Bachelor of Science with a Major in Mathematics

REQUIREMENTS FOR THE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE WITH A MAJOR IN MATHEMATICS—41 hours as follows: 
33 semester hours in mathematics courses:     
Core (27 hours)     

Elective (minimum 6 hours)     

8 semester hours in physics courses:     
    Physics (8 hours)   

Bachelor of Arts in Mathmatics 

Completion of the requirements for the Bachelor of Science degree plus a world language through the intermediate level.

Minor in Mathematics

REQUIREMENTS FOR A MINOR IN MATHEMATICS – 21 hours 
Core (12 hours)     

Elective (minimum 9 hours)

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Accelerate your career with a degree in math. Call 877.713.8767 or simply fill out the form on this page to learn more about how UC can help you earn your degree in mathematics! Let’s talk about our test-optional college admissions process, scholarship opportunities, and more!

FAQ'S FOR MATHEMATICS

WHAT CAN YOU DO WITH A MATHEMATICS DEGREE?

When you earn a bachelor’s degree in mathematics, you’re pursuing a career filled with major advancement opportunities. The types of courses offered in UC’s program will open a realm of prospective career paths for you in a number of industries like business and information systems, as well as careers in local, state, and the federal government. Although few job titles specify “mathematician” as the role they’re seeking, employers in almost every industry still prize people with a strong math background for their critical-thinking, actuarial know-how, and problem-solving skills. You could also pursue a post-graduate degree in statistics, engineering, mathematics, physics, or and more.

MATHEMATICIAN AND/OR STATISTICIAN1

From big business and global markets to local, state and federal government, employers in every industry prize the critical-thinking and problem-solving skills gained by earning a math degree. Statisticians and Mathematicians currently average $96,280 per year with a growth rate predicted to increase 33 percent by 2030.

NATURAL SCIENCES MANAGER2

Your math background can also help you enter fields of scientific study. Wages in this area are fairly significant, as the median wage for Natural Sciences Manager is $137,900 per year.

EDUCATOR

With the right certification, you could pursue a career as a high school math teacher, where the median income is currently $61,820 and the job growth rate is projected to hold steady at 8 percent over the next decade.3 This program can also help you pursue a postsecondary teaching position where, with a median annual salary of $79,640, employment opportunities are projected to grow 12 percent by 2030.4

"33 Percent" Projected Growth Rate for Mathematicians and/or Statisticians by 20301

Popular math degree jobs include:

  • Mathematics Teacher (with secondary school certification)
  • Natural Sciences Manager
  • Mathematician
  • Statistician
  • Insurance Actuaries
  • Computer Designers
  • Analysts
  • Mathematical Science

1Mathematicians and/or Statisticians
2Natural Sciences Managers
3High School Teachers
4Postsecondary Teachers

WHERE CAN I LEARN ABOUT TUITION?

Costs for programs of study at University of the Cumberlands are competitive and affordable. Click here to view tuition rates and fees. 

IS THE MATHEMATICS PROGRAM ACCREDITED?

Click here to view University of the Cumberlands' accreditation information. 

WHO ARE THE FACUTLY FOR THE MATHEMATICS PROGRAM?

Meet the amazing faculty that you will learn from and get interact with from to day to day. Learm more about the Mathematics Faculty. 

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Email:  admissions@ucumberlands.edu

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Career Path

A University of the Cumberlands degree prepares you for the rigors of the professional world.  Click the button to learn more about the exciting career opportunities you can pursue with this program.