Develop a strong foundation in algorithms, computer technology, computational techniques and theory to help solve today’s business, economic and scientific problems — and those yet to be discovered.
Alabama State University’s bachelor’s degree in mathematics will equip you with knowledge and skills that have broad applications in workplaces that span industry and technology. With a bachelor’s degree in math from a leading Historically Black College and University (HBCU), you’ll be prepared to land many jobs with math degrees or pursue advanced studies in economics, education, engineering, physics and much more.
Mathematics is ingrained in every facet of our lives. At ASU, our mathematics bachelor’s degree will prepare you for professional success through:
When you pursue a bachelor’s degree in mathematics from ASU, you’ll be more than just career-ready for a variety of jobs with math degrees. You’ll have the high-demand skills that employers value — whether it’s analytical or data organization expertise or the ability to solve nearly any problem.
Your ASU mathematics bachelor’s degree culminates in a senior seminar where you will put your studies to work. You’ll explore a mathematics subject more in-depth and then present your findings. This experience will help you stand out as you’re pursuing jobs with math degrees or as you take on advanced studies.
Now is an excellent time to pursue jobs with math degrees. In fact, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that, over the next decade, the employment of mathematicians and statisticians is expected to grow 33%—much faster than the average for all occupations.
You can find ASU graduates working as:
ASU bachelor’s degree in math alumni have also furthered their studies through our master’s degree in mathematics and with other computer science and engineering graduate-level programs.
Gain a greater grasp of how to work with numbers and pursue countless jobs with a math degree. At ASU, you’ll gain the knowledge and skills to succeed by:
ASU’s math faculty members have vast expertise in combinatorics, differential equations, graph theory and much more. While they’re leaders in numerical research, their focus is on preparing you and your mathematics bachelor’s degree classmates for strong futures.
All our mathematics bachelor’s degree faculty members serve as faculty advisors, and one of these experts will be there to guide and mentor you throughout your coursework. We also host career workshops every semester to prepare you for life after ASU and jobs with math degrees.
Bachelor’s degree in math students frequently take part in numerous ASU student organizations. In fact, you’ll find many students getting involved with ASUBotics and Pi Mu Epsilon, which allows bachelor’s degree in mathematics students to present research and get more involved in the field. You’ll better connect with your classmates and form strong networks that will help you here at ASU and beyond
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Size of average mathematics bachelor’s degree classes
Bachelor’s degrees in mathematics awarded in 2020–21
Median salary of a mathematician in 2021, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
“My experience in the bachelor of mathematics program was phenomenal. I deeply enjoyed the knowledge and instruction provided by professors, as well as the friendly collaboration with peers. I was thoroughly prepared to advance my studies in mathematics at the graduate level.”
Orjul P.’21, B.S. in Mathematics
ASU’s mathematics and computer science programs are committed to excellence in teaching, research and service. Pursue a bachelor’s degree in mathematics and prepare for a rewarding career in nearly any field.
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