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In this program, you’ll add skills directly translating to job settings, including using geometry modeling software, creating computer programming models, and mastering complex systems.
Mathematics graduates from CSP are empowered to pursue any number of career paths. Exciting careers are available in data analysis, risk analysis, education, and research. Every student who goes through the program can also engage in a helpful internship that prepares them for success.
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The BA in Mathematics at CSP has a rigorous course schedule that emphasizes critical thinking, complex problem-solving, computer system mastery, and research methodology to maximize career preparedness.
Students will learn to use technology, including computer algebra systems, geometry modeling software, spreadsheets, 3D printers, and computer programming to model and solve complex problems that are applicable in the real world. Many students advance their knowledge and earn honors by conducting independent research projects that are presented at research conferences. Another way for those in this degree path to branch out includes the popular Tri-Pi math club that holds on-campus social events.
Career prospects for those who graduate with a degree in Mathematics are robust. CSP math majors have followed various career paths and work as data analysts, risk analysts, high school teachers, college professors, statisticians, doctors, lawyers, researchers, and more.
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Our world-class faculty use their decades of experience to nurture your success from the first day of class all the way to graduation— and beyond.
Congratulations to Sarah Jahn for winning the 2024 Award for Distinguished College Teaching of Mathematics from the North Central Section of the Mathematical Association of America! Nominated by Rob Krueger, this award is a testament to her excellence in teaching. The Mathematical Association of America is the world’s largest community of mathematicians, students, and enthusiasts.