What do Mathematical Sciences majors do?

Mathematical Sciences majors are both highly analytical and boundlessly creative—they are problem solvers who take methodical, logic-driven approaches to complex projects. They support their conclusions with evidence and make for skilled researchers, business analysts, scientists, and programmers. Through specialized study in one of five areas of concentration (Applied Mathematics, Applied Statistics, Computational Mathematics, Mathematical Biology, or Mathematics of Finance and Actuarial Science), math majors are well equipped for a variety of graduate programs, professional schools, and careers.