Employment Nearly all math majors complete a minor in computer science, chemistry, physics, or economics. Some double major in education. They start as actuaries, programmers, teachers, and statisticians. Our students have an excellent record of acceptances into graduate schools. We prepare our students by frequently offering advanced math classes with less than ten students.
Teachers have an opportunity to raise students' math skills to new levels.
Many students discover that they enjoy definitions, theorems and proofs of higher mathematics and choose to continue their studies in a graduate school . Those who express an early interest in higher math have an opportunity to enroll in the Faculty - Student Research Program. After two to four semesters of joint research with faculty members, students write papers that are sent to refereed journals. This kind of accomplishment opens the doors to many graduate schools with full scholarships. Recent graduates have attended Lehigh University, Drexel University, University of Pennsylvania, and other schools.