A field of application in business administration is an option within the Bachelor of Science in Mathematics program. A graduate with a degree that combines mathematics and business has a wide variety of career options available in areas such as marketing, economics, finance, and management. Success in the business world demands problem solving skills, hard work, and the ability to learn quickly - all evidenced by completion of a degree in mathematics. The business courses included in this program constitute a minor in business, and are generally considered adequate background for entrance into most MBA programs.
The B.S. in Mathematics with a field of application in business requires the completion of at least 120 semester hours, including at least 41 hours of general education, at least 36 hours of mathematics, at least 21 hours of business, and 6 hours of computer science.
What follows are sample plans of study. You will develop your own plan of study in consultation with your academic advisor in the Department of Mathematics.
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Fall Semester |
Spring Semester |
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First Year |
MATH 211 or 221 - Calculus
I SA 110- Software Applications WC 110 - World Cultures I |
MATH 222 - Calculus II Gen Ed |
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Second Year |
MATH 323 - Calculus III Elective |
MATH 324 - Differential
Equations |
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Third Year |
MATH 365 - Probability |
MATH 466 - Statistics |
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Fourth Year |
MATH 495 - Senior Seminar Elective |
MATH 373 - Numerical
Methods |
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Fall Semester |
Spring Semester |
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First Year |
MATH 211 or 221 - Calculus
I SA 110 - Software Applications |
MATH 222 - Calculus II Gen Ed |
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Second Year |
MATH 323 - Calculus III Gen Ed Elective |
MATH 324 - Differential
Equations |
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Third Year |
MATH 365 - Probability |
MATH 466 - Statistics Business elective |
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Fourth Year |
MATH 495 - Senior Seminar |
MATH Elective |