Georgetown University offers two Bachelor's degrees in Mathematics: the A.B. and the B.S. The A.B. in Mathematics is suitable for students planning further study or careers outside of mathematics, such as in medicine, law, business, finance, journalism, or government service. The B.S. in Mathematics is designed for students intending to pursue graduate studies or careers directly within the field of mathematics. Students interested in majoring in mathematics are encouraged to take 'Introduction to Proof and Problem Solving' (MATH-2800) early in their academic careers to better understand the demands of higher mathematics.
The B.S. in Mathematics requires 13 courses (42 credits) and is intended for students focused on graduate studies in quantitative fields. Students are expected to maintain at least a B average in their mathematics courses. The curriculum includes core mathematics courses, a programming course, and electives, with the option to count a mathematically intensive course from another discipline.
Graduates with a B.S. in Mathematics are prepared for advanced study or careers in mathematics and quantitative fields. The A.B. degree prepares students for diverse roles in sectors like medicine, law, business, finance, journalism, and government.
Students are encouraged to take AP examinations in Mathematics or Statistics, or IB examinations in Analysis and Approaches or Applications and Interpretations. Credit may be awarded for scores of 5 on AP Calculus BC (8 credits) or AP Calculus AB/BC subscore (4 credits), or 7 on IB Higher Level exams.
Tuition is charged per credit hour ($2,758.00 for 2026-2027). A Bachelor's degree requires 30 credit hours. Full-time enrollment (9 credit hours per semester) costs $24,822 per semester. Additional mandatory and optional fees apply. Visit the Tuition & Fees page for an up-to-date listing.
The total tuition for the B.S. in Mathematics program, which requires 30 credit hours, is $82,740 for the 2026-2027 academic year. Tuition is charged per credit hour at $2,758.00.
The B.S. in Mathematics requires 13 courses totaling 42 credits. This includes core mathematics courses, a programming course, and electives. Students must maintain at least a B average in their mathematics courses.
Graduates are prepared for careers as mathematicians, data scientists, statisticians, financial analysts, researchers, consultants, or software developers. The degree also provides a strong foundation for graduate studies.
Yes, Georgetown University accepts AP and IB credits. Credit may be awarded for scores of 5 on AP Calculus BC (8 credits) or AP Calculus AB/BC subscore (4 credits), or 7 on IB Higher Level exams.
To apply, you should submit the Common Application or Coalition Application, along with academic transcripts, standardized test scores (if required), essays, and letters of recommendation. Visit the Georgetown Admissions website for detailed international student requirements.