Graduate schools and employers in the fields of architecture, engineering, business, law, medicine, pharmacy, for example, seek out the highly-sought-after skill of math. Actuarial science assesses financial risk using mathematical and statistical methods, particularly in the insurance industry. These skills help address complex problems. More importantly, they unlock diverse career opportunities.

Mission and student learning outcomes of math and actuarial science

Required credit hours and coursework to earn your bachelor's degree

Instructors and support staff to guide the journey