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You enjoy interpreting the world using numerical patterns, geometric shapes, and spatial relationships.
For those with an innate talent for mathematics, pursuing a mathematics degree opens doors to diverse career paths such as actuarial sciences, statistical analysis, and secondary education. This foundation also prepares you for advanced studies in professional fields like law or business administration.
Potential Career Paths
Actuarial analyst
Computational mathematics specialist
Middle/high school educator (with required credentials)
Insurance industry leader
Mathematical logician
Risk assessment professional
Educational administrator
Special needs instructor
Data statistician
Pure mathematics investigator
International students who have never attended a post-secondary education institution will apply as a freshman (first-year student), and must have the equivalent of a U.S. high school diploma with an academic average equivalent to a “B” (3.0 or better on the U.S. 4-point grading system). Entry requirements may vary from country by country.
Required Scores for Automatic Admission: TOEFL (paper-based exam) – 550, TOEFL (internet-based exam) – 79, IELTS - 6.5