Mathematics Education Undergraduate Information Undergraduate Program Mathematics Education is a dual degree undergraduate program offered jointly by the College of Arts and Sciences and the School of Education. The Mathematics Education title appears as an official program of study for each of the two colleges.
Students earn one bachelor of arts diploma granted by both colleges.
Those who have petitioned to complete the B.S. requirements in mathematics will earn that degree instead. Students who are entering from another SU college would apply to both colleges, but obtain approval from the College of Arts and Sciences first. The admissions process should be completed as early as possible, to achieve ideal sequencing of courses and completion of the program within four years. Admission and good standing in the program require a minimum of 2.8 cumulative grade point average, a 2.8 in mathematics courses and a 2.8 in required education courses taken to date. Additional requirements for admission to the professional semesters are described below.