The student who succeeds in an undergraduate mathematics program has demonstrated both ability and willingness to work hard. He or she is apt to learn more quickly on the job than is a graduate of a less demanding program. Problem solving, discipline, trouble shooting, deductive and inductive reasoning, and language structures. It will help you succeed in an ever increasing technical world. Graduates work in a variety of fields.
Technical careers are available in industry, business, or government.
Also, a career in teaching, at any grade level. Employment, Scholarships, Organizations There are on-campus jobs available to students with some math background involving paper grading and tutoring. For other job opportunities students should check with the Career and Placement Center. Math majors have been very successful in the program, and most have received employment offers upon graduation. The Department of Mathematics has scholarships available to students who have completed at least one mathematics course numbered 200 or above.