Mathematics

Bachelor of Arts

As a math student at MNU, you’ll master concepts in subjects such as calculus, statistics, linear algebra, abstract algebra, differential equations, discrete mathematics, computer programming and math-related technology. You’ll learn to make connections within different math fields, and also connect math to other disciplines. You’ll also develop professional skills that will serve you in your future career, whatever the setting.

Not only is math a valuable skill set, it’s also a unique way of thinking. It’s true – studying math develops your ability to think logically and solve puzzles. So a math degree provides excellent preparation for study in science, engineering or medical school.

Why MNU?

At MNU, we view the universe as a created system with predictable order. Our study of mathematical systems connects seamlessly to “big picture” questions and ideas about our purpose and calling in this world.

Small class sizes mean that students receive high-quality attention and expert guidance from dedicated professors, who are willing to spend significant one-on-one time with students outside the classroom – ensuring that each student masters the material. Classes are taught by faculty members, not teaching assistants.

A supportive environment with collaborative learning helps each student excel.

Clubs & Organizations

Students can participate in Math Club for fun math-related events, activities and community service.

Scholarships & Financial Aid

Several scholarships are available to mathematics students:

Internships

Math students can intern at local companies. Internships help students gain professional experience and contacts, making them more competitive candidates for jobs after graduation.

Careers

Math is a practical, marketable skill that also provides a great foundation for other fields of study. As a math graduate, you’ll have a number of career paths available. Top careers for math majors include:

Alumni

Our alumni have attended graduate school at Clemson University, University of Nebraska, Wichita State University and more.

Need more info?

Please contact:
Mark Brown
Associate Professor of Mathematics
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Phone: (913) 971-3663