BA/BS in Applied Mathematics

Mathematics degrees lead to many employment options, including actuarial work, research analysis, systems analysis, design modeling, and forensic analysis. Some roles need study beyond a bachelor's degree, according to the page. The applied emphasis directs the major toward using mathematics to solve problems in other fields, within a 120-credit curriculum that also includes general education. Students qualify by finishing two semesters of calculus or equivalents with a 2.5 overall average, then meet with the department adviser and declare their intent to major. The published curriculum adds up to 120 semester credit hours. Academic standards in the listing include an overall average of at least 2.5. Prospective students are advised to review the official Utah Valley University program page for the current course list, advising contacts, and guidance on how to sequence classes, and should speak with a department adviser before planning a schedule or declaring the major.