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Why choose Math at WSU?
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Students majoring in mathematics receive substantially higher-than-average scores on standardized tests such as LSAT and GMAT.
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Mathematics ranks near the top among college majors in terms of average starting salary after college.
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Mathematicians and actuaries rank near the top in studies of job satisfaction.
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A wide variety of fields utilizing mathematics (see http://www.maa.org/careers/). Business, finance, actuarial science, computer science, cryptography, biotechnology, teaching and more.
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Analytical thinking is prized by many employers.
Why major in Math at WSU?
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Small class sizes
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Accessible professors
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Individual attention
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Broad range of research interests of WSU mathematics faculty
What degrees/certificates are available?
Bachelor of Science or Arts (BS or BA) Mathematics
Bachelor of Science or Arts (BS or BA) Mathematics Teaching
Bachelor of Science or Arts (BS or BA) Applied Mathematics
Departmental Honors: Mathematics
Minor: Mathematics
Teaching Minor: Mathematics
Bachelor of Integrated Studies (BIS) BIS Guide
What courses are offered through online/distance learning?
The Math department offers various classes online. For more information go to Distance Learning.
What are the employment opportunities?
There are a wide variety of fields utilizing mathematics (see http://www.maa.org/careers/), such as business, finance, actuarial science, computer science, cryptography, biotechnology, teaching and others.Mathematicians typically make a higher than average salary.
For more information, go to Career Services.
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What will I learn in the program?
Mathematics is a logical inquiry into shape, arrangement, quantity and other related concepts, so the study of the subject is broad and limitless.You will learn mathematical theory, logical thinking, applications and proofs.Problem solving, analysis and computational strategies are emphasized, along with computer and communication skills. Proper attention will be given so you will learn what you need to further your plans, whether they be graduate school, work in industry or teaching.
Where can I find out more about the programs?
College of Science
Weber State University
2501 University Circle
Ogden, UT 84408-2501
Department Contact
Debi Larson
deborahlarson1@weber.edu or math@weber.edu
Department Phone
(801) 626-6095 office 801-626-6427 fax
At the menu press '1' for the Developmental Math Program (Math 950, 990, 1010) or '2' for the Mathematics Department (Math 1030 and above).
Is there an application deadline?
Although there is no application deadline, we encourage you to apply early and register for classes. Contact the Math department for specific information or to schedule an advisement time.
What do graduates have to say?
Graduate testimonial
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