A more detailed program description can be found in the Rowan graduate course catalog . If you are interested in a high level position in which mathematical ability plays a key role, you may wish to consider one of the following options available to a mathematics major. An actuarial scientist designs insurance rate tables in either the life or casualty field, while a geophysical mathematician applies mathematics to energy-related problems and is usually employed in exploration for an energy developer. The operations research specialist is concerned with scientifically deciding how best to design and run man-made machine systems. A quality control statistical analyst tests production samples for a manufacturing process and applies probability and statistics to draw conclusions about the overall production quality.
Career opportunities abound in the armed forces for people with high mathematical abilities.
Mathematics also one of the areas for which there is still a high demand for teachers. For more information, please contact the Rowan CAP Center. A high school education preparing you for college is the first step for a career in mathematics. In addition, three years of high school mathematics is required for admission. A fourth year of mathematics, including some discrete mathematics, and at least one programming course is highly recommended.