For undergraduate students looking to develop their analytical and problem-solving abilities, a mathematics major is the ideal path. Students learn not only the theoretical and practical applications of mathematics, but also deductive reasoning skills that can guide them through life and provide an edge in practically any field. Individuals with mathematics expertise are in high demand everywhere from marketing research to engineering analysis, and professional graduate schools (business, law, medicine) highly value the skill set conferred by a mathematics major.
Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics
This degree offers a curriculum focused on theoretical and applied mathematics, helping students to develop logical and analytical problem-solving skills. The bachelor of arts degree is mathematically less intensive than the bachelor of science option, making it a better fit for students interested in a broader experience.
The degree combines easily with majors or minors in the natural sciences, computer science, engineering and related fields. The program also serves as excellent preparation for graduate school in quantitative subjects. Mathematics majors find employment in academia, high-tech industries, the financial sector and government agencies, with positions including educators, research mathematicians, engineers, computer programmers, financial analysts, economists and actuaries.
Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics with Concentration in Finance
This major combines a specialized degree in mathematics with coursework in finance. This degree is especially suitable for students who might want to enter a quantitatively-oriented finance graduate school program or enter directly into a career in this field, and for students interested in entering a career in actuarial science.
This degree offers extensive classwork in theoretical and applied mathematics. Our bachelor of science is mathematically more intensive than the bachelor of arts option, and it is a better fit for students who wish to double major or minor in other science fields and/or engineering. The program combines easily with majors or minors in the natural sciences, computer science, engineering and related fields.
With its emphasis on logical and analytical problem solving, the degree provides excellent preparation for graduate study in quantitative subjects. Mathematics majors can find employment in tech, academia, finance and government, working in positions as educators, programmers, actuaries, researchers, analysts, economists and engineers.
We accept both the Common App and our own Pioneer App. The Common App is a universal application that can be sent to many schools, while the Pioneer App is only used by the University of Denver.
Go to the graduate admission application to submit your information. For information on admission requirements, visit the graduate academic programs page and locate your program of interest.
