The B.A. in Mathematics major at The College of St. Scholastica can prepare students for graduate study in math & related STEM disciplines or for a career in math education or quantitative fields across a range of industries. The major strongly emphasizes applying mathematical skills & techniques to real-world situations through the use of course-based projects and a senior thesis. In their math coursework, students will also learn programming skills and use appropriate technology tools to enhance their understanding of mathematics and to solve problems. Math majors will also develop their written and oral communication skills so they can effectively communicate sound mathematical reasoning and understanding throughout their coursework and projects.
Contact information
math@css.edu
Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of a Mathematics degree at CSS, students will be able to:
- Fluently use the basic computational math techniques of Calculus, Discrete Math, Linear Algebra, and Statistics.
- Apply mathematical knowledge to a variety of real-world problems.
- Effectively communicate sound mathematical reasoning.
- Use appropriate technology to enhance their understanding of math, their communication of mathematical ideas, and their ability to apply mathematics to solve problems.
Requirements
Students must achieve the following program requirements for all courses listed under Program Requirements and Program Required Courses for the Mathematics Major.
Program Requirements
Major Credits: 46
Major Residency Credits: 16
Minimum GPA: 2.0
Minimum Grade: C
Program Required Courses
Degree Requirements
To graduate from The College of St. Scholastica, baccalaureate students must meet the following minimum degree requirements.
Total Credits: 120
Upper Division Credits: 40
Residency Requirement: 30
Minimum GPA: 2.0
