Bowie State's mathematics bachelor's program develops analytical thinking through coursework that joins theory, research, and computation. Undergraduates select one of three tracks, namely pure math, applied and computational math, or math teaching.
Classes are small, and faculty guide students in spotting patterns, using quantitative data, and working with new definitions and theorems. Computer labs and specialized software support modeling and graphical simulation, and students can assist faculty who lead research studies.
Graduates are prepared for graduate or professional study in medicine, law, or business, as well as for careers that rely on quantitative skills.
Programs, concentrations, and admission status can change, so applicants should confirm current details with the department and the Bowie State admissions office before applying. Current contact information and course sequences are published on the university's website.