STEVENSON UNIVERSITY · UNITED STATES
Applied Mathematics, Bachelor of Science
Bachelor's · Taught in en
At a glance
48 mo
Duration
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IELTS
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Tuition / yr
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Language
Bachelor's
Level
- Specialized tracks: Actuarial Science, Business, Science, or General MathematicsCustomizable Learning Paths
- Prepare for careers in fields like architecture, engineering, programming, and statisticsBroad Career Applicability
- Gain practical experience through internship placements at organizations like the U.S. Census Bureau and T. Rowe PriceValuable Internship Opportunities
- Opportunities for accelerated Bachelor's to Master's degrees in Forensic Accounting, Forensic Studies, Teaching, or Community-Based EducationCombined Degree Options
The Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics at Stevenson University equips you with the critical thinking and data analysis skills essential for success in a data-driven world. This program focuses on using mathematical techniques to solve complex problems across various fields, including business, science, engineering, and information technology. You'll learn to construct, analyze, and interpret mathematical and statistical models, utilizing technology for problem-solving and communicating your findings effectively. Graduates are prepared for dynamic careers by developing a deep insight into problems and presenting solutions with mathematical reasoning and ethical standards.
Curriculum
The Applied Mathematics program requires core mathematics courses, including Calculus I, Mathematical Statistics I, Linear Algebra, Mathematical Modeling, and Scientific Computer Programming. Students also complete the Stevenson Educational Experience (SEE) requirements. The program offers four tracks, allowing for specialization.
- Year 1
- First Year SeminarFYS 100
- Calculus IMATH 220
- Calculus IIMATH 221
- Year 2
- Calculus IIIMATH 222
- Mathematical Statistics IMATH 312
- Linear AlgebraMATH 326
- Year 3
- Mathematical ModelingMATH 418
- Scientific Computer ProgrammingMATH 425
- Year 4
- Capstone InternshipMATH 470
- Capstone InternshipMATH 471
- Capstone InternshipMATH 475
Careers
Graduates of the Applied Mathematics program are prepared for a variety of career paths in data-driven industries. The curriculum emphasizes skills applicable to roles requiring analytical and problem-solving abilities.
- Statistician
- Data Analyst
- Actuary
- Financial Analyst
- Business Analyst
- Software Developer
- Researcher
Frequently asked questions
- What are the entry requirements for the Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics program?
- Applicants must have successfully completed high school or an equivalent qualification. Specific course requirements may vary by specialization track and are detailed in the academic catalog.
- What is the estimated tuition and fees for international students?
- International students should consult the Stevenson University Admissions office for specific international student costs. Tuition and fees are subject to change, and estimated living costs are not provided on the program page.
- What career paths can I pursue with a Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics?
- Graduates are prepared for various roles in data-driven industries, including Statistician, Data Analyst, Actuary, Financial Analyst, Business Analyst, Software Developer, and Researcher. The program also supports internships and Bachelor's to Master's programs.
- How do international students apply to the Applied Mathematics program?
- International students should complete the online application, submit official academic transcripts (evaluated if not in English), demonstrate English proficiency, provide financial documentation, and submit a personal essay and letters of recommendation. Contact the Admissions office for specific guidance.
- What are the key learning components of the Applied Mathematics curriculum?
- The curriculum includes core mathematics courses such as Calculus I, Mathematical Statistics I, Linear Algebra, Mathematical Modeling, and Scientific Computer Programming. Students also complete the Stevenson Educational Experience (SEE) requirements and can specialize through four available tracks.
Entry requirements
High School Diploma or equivalentSuccessful completion of high school is required.
Specific course requirements for each track can be found in the academic catalog. Students must also complete the Stevenson Educational Experience (SEE) requirements.
Fees
Tuition (international)Please refer to the Stevenson University Admissions and Aid section for the most current tuition and fee information.
Tuition (home)Please refer to the Stevenson University Admissions and Aid section for the most current tuition and fee information.
LivingEstimated living costs are not provided on the program page.
Tuition and fees are subject to change. International students should consult the Admissions office for specific international student costs.
How to apply
1. Submit an ApplicationComplete the Stevenson University online application for admission.
2. Provide Academic TranscriptsSubmit official transcripts from all secondary and post-secondary institutions attended. Transcripts must be evaluated by a recognized credential evaluation service if not in English.
3. Demonstrate English ProficiencyProvide official scores from an accepted English language proficiency test (e.g., TOEFL, IELTS), unless exempt.
4. Submit Standardized Test Scores (if applicable)SAT or ACT scores may be required or considered for admission.
5. Write a Personal EssaySubmit a personal essay as part of the application.
6. Obtain Letters of RecommendationSubmit letters of recommendation from teachers or counselors.
7. Financial DocumentationInternational applicants will need to provide financial documentation to demonstrate their ability to fund their education.
8. Admissions Interview (if required)An interview may be part of the admissions process.
Accreditation
Stevenson University is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education.
Frequently asked questions
What are the entry requirements for the Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics program?
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Applicants must have successfully completed high school or an equivalent qualification. Specific course requirements may vary by specialization track and are detailed in the academic catalog.
What is the estimated tuition and fees for international students?
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International students should consult the Stevenson University Admissions office for specific international student costs. Tuition and fees are subject to change, and estimated living costs are not provided on the program page.
What career paths can I pursue with a Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics?
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Graduates are prepared for various roles in data-driven industries, including Statistician, Data Analyst, Actuary, Financial Analyst, Business Analyst, Software Developer, and Researcher. The program also supports internships and Bachelor's to Master's programs.
How do international students apply to the Applied Mathematics program?
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International students should complete the online application, submit official academic transcripts (evaluated if not in English), demonstrate English proficiency, provide financial documentation, and submit a personal essay and letters of recommendation. Contact the Admissions office for specific guidance.
What are the key learning components of the Applied Mathematics curriculum?
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The curriculum includes core mathematics courses such as Calculus I, Mathematical Statistics I, Linear Algebra, Mathematical Modeling, and Scientific Computer Programming. Students also complete the Stevenson Educational Experience (SEE) requirements and can specialize through four available tracks.