BA/BS in Mathematics

The mathematics major moves from data analysis to modeling and presents ideas from several viewpoints. Along with required courses, students see mathematics through another discipline, study one area in depth and complete a substantial project, alone or in a small group. The setting is a student-centered liberal arts environment with a focus on women. Students sharpen public speaking, write extensively and discuss questions of justice while thinking about how to use their skills for good. Mathematicians are employed in areas ranging from astronomy and climate research to health, defense, robotics, film, education and commerce. Some graduates enter MBA or other advanced programs, and others pair mathematics with education in the bridge program to earn a master's degree and teach. Course requirements, the core curriculum and faculty details are listed on the program page for prospective students.