Mathematics Major

Arcadia University’s mathematics programs are designed to help students develop problem-solving skills as well as the theoretical insight needed both for applications and graduate study. Mathematicians learn to look for patterns, find connections between different ideas, apply abstract notions to concrete settings, and uncover creative solutions. The problem solving and analytical skills that you will develop will help prepare you not only for the great many careers that use mathematics but also for graduate school programs in many different fields.

You will have unmatched opportunities at Arcadia to deliberate data-driven analysis and decision-making processes.
You are taught to think quantitatively, analytically, and independently through a highly customizable program and stand out from others with these unique opportunities:

The Bachelor of Arts degree program prepares students for teaching mathematics at the elementary and secondary school level and for jobs in industry and business. It can serve as a second major for students specializing in other fields.

The Bachelor of Science degree program involves a deeper investigation of both mathematics and applied sciences and prepares students for graduate study, teaching and work in programming and research. Career options include business, government, industry, teaching positions at all levels from elementary through university, and actuarial science positions.