• This program gives students excellent preparation for further study toward the doctorate, for employment in industry or government, or for teaching at the high school or community college levels.
  • Unrestricted admission requires undergraduate mathematics training that includes courses in differential equations, linear algebra, modern algebra, and advanced calculus.
  • Admission with some deficiencies in undergraduate training may be granted with the stipulation that the deficiencies are removed early in the program of study.
  • Some opportunities exist for students to work on applied research projects through faculty members who have grants or contracts.