The Bachelor of Science in Mathematics at Young Harris College introduces students to a wide range of theoretical and applied mathematical fields. The program requires intensive study in core areas such as real analysis and abstract algebra, preparing graduates for diverse postgraduate and professional paths. The skills developed, including logical reasoning, precise thinking, and creative problem-solving, are valuable assets for almost any career.
The Bachelor of Science in Mathematics requires 120 hours of coursework, including 35 hours of program-specific courses, 37 hours of General Education, and 48 hours of electives, which must include two Physically Active Life Skills (PALS) courses.
A Mathematics degree equips graduates with highly transferable skills, opening doors to various graduate programs and career paths. These skills are beneficial in fields requiring analytical thinking and problem-solving.
International students will have specific admission requirements. Please refer to the admissions section for detailed information.
Tuition and fees are subject to change.
Young Harris College is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).