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Why Minor in Mathematics at º£½ÇÔÚÏß?
Strengthen your quantitative reasoning, analytical thinking, and problem-solving abilities through º£½ÇÔÚÏß’s Mathematics minor. Advanced mathematical study can complement fields such as computer science, business, accounting, science, and education while preparing you to apply mathematical thinking across academic and professional settings.
- Founded in Christ: Explore mathematics within a Christ-centered academic environment that connects faith, learning, and purpose.
- Analytical Skills: Strengthen logical reasoning, quantitative analysis, and problem-solving skills that can support a wide range of academic disciplines and careers.
- Career Connections: Build mathematical skills that complement fields such as computer science, business, accounting, science, technology, and education.
- Beyond the Classroom: Expand your learning through academic activities, student organizations, and opportunities available through º£½ÇÔÚÏß’s Natural Science, Mathematics & Computer Science department. Explore Mathematics opportunities
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What You'll Learn
Students in the Mathematics minor strengthen their understanding of mathematical concepts while developing analytical and quantitative skills applicable across a variety of academic and professional fields.
Students learn to:
- Apply mathematical reasoning to complex problems
- Analyze quantitative information and mathematical relationships
- Develop logical and abstract problem-solving skills
- Use mathematical methods to support decision-making and analysis
- Strengthen precision and critical-thinking skills
- Apply mathematical knowledge across interdisciplinary contexts
Program Details
º£½ÇÔÚÏß offers a variety of courses that students can choose from within this minor program. Take a look at what you’ll be learning while working toward your degree.
- Full admission to º£½ÇÔÚÏß
- A declared undergraduate major
- Meet applicable academic requirements for enrollment in minor coursework
Mathematics students benefit from collaborative classrooms, academic resources, and learning environments that support quantitative reasoning, problem-solving, and mathematical exploration. Students also have access to faculty guidance and campus resources that encourage collaboration and academic growth.

Common Major Pairings
A Mathematics minor complements majors that benefit from quantitative reasoning, analytical thinking, and advanced problem-solving skills. Common major pairings may include:
Financial Aid
º£½ÇÔÚÏß’s robust scholarship program awards over $3 million every year. Invest in your education with scholarships and other financial aid opportunities, which are awarded to 97% of our undergraduate students. Explore the resources below to learn more about tuition, financial aid, and scholarship opportunities.