
B.Sc. in Applied Mathematics
The Applied Mathematics course from Marist University sets it apart in its ability to be customizable based on your unique career goals. Whether your future lies in the hard sciences, computer sciences, research, or even writing, you’ll be well-prepared to enter the field and achieve career success.
Duration
4 years
Starting Date
August
Tuition Fee
$48,800 per year
Location
Poughkeepsie, United States
About the program
Through the Applied Mathematics course from Marist University, you’ll be well-prepared to enter the field and achieve career success.
Student Learning Outcomes
- By taking the Applied Mathematics program from Marist University, you develop a broad understanding of the field of mathematics
- Learn to communicate and assimilate mathematical information effectively
- Become familiar with interdisciplinary applications of mathematics
- Learn how to access and utilize resources that will facilitate further mathematical study or research
Undergraduate Mathematics Objectives
- Student Learning Outcome 1A: The student will have sufficient mathematical knowledge to begin a career teaching mathematics at the secondary school level.
- Student Learning Outcome 1B: The student will have sufficient mathematical knowledge to begin graduate studies in mathematics or applied mathematics.
- Student Learning Outcome 1C: The student will have sufficient mathematical knowledge to begin a career in mathematics, applied mathematics or a related field.
- Student Learning Outcome 2A: The student will write clear and concise solutions to computational problems.
- Student Learning Outcome 2B: The student will critically analyze theorems, proofs, and larger mathematical writings for the completeness, accuracy and effectiveness of their presentation.
- Student Learning Outcome 2C: The student will write convincing arguments to prove or disprove mathematical statements.
Tracks
- Biology Track: apply mathematics to the fields of biology and medicine
- Chemistry Track: develop your mathematics skills as they pertain to the different fields of chemistry
- Computer Science Track: take your mathematics further into the fields of data science, programming, and information technology
- Financial/Actuarial Track: enter the fields of financial management, economics, finance, and more











