BA/BS in Applied Mathematics

This mathematics program covers both classical and current theory, with emphasis on applied problem solving. Advanced courses connect mathematics with technology for statistics, modeling, data analysis and managing risk. Students work with MATLAB, R and programming to model large data sets. Coursework prepares them for the first two Society of Actuaries exams, Financial Math and Probability, by the end of junior year. The degree requires 126 credits, and graduates are positioned for graduate study or for work in data science, finance, teaching and the actuarial field. The combination of theory, software skills and internships gives students a strong base for employment in quantitative fields. Endicott College presents this offering as part of its academic portfolio, and prospective students are encouraged to contact admission staff for guidance on requirements, financial aid and next steps before applying.