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Our department provides a robust and adaptable program covering both applied and theoretical mathematics. Students can specialize in classical pure mathematics, applied mathematics, or prepare for actuarial careers. The curriculum ensures comprehensive mathematical training with relevant computational applications.
The key distinction between BA and BS degrees lies in their general education and non-major coursework. The BA emphasizes liberal arts, while the BS concentrates on scientific disciplines. Prospective students should evaluate their academic goals and career aspirations when choosing between them, and are welcome to seek guidance from advisors.
A mathematics degree opens diverse career pathways. Recent graduates from Mason have secured positions including Actuary, Operations Research Analyst, Data Specialist, Software Engineer, Mathematics Educator, Accountant, Financial Analyst, Web Designer, Statistician, and Market Research Analyst, among other opportunities.