Lakeland University graduates with degrees in Mathematics pursue a wide variety of professions. The Mathematics education program yields high school mathematics teacher certification. Graduate school is an option, as is becoming an actuary. Applied math, which involves the study and modeling of various system behaviors using mathematical concepts, is another common direction math majors take. Modeling within biology, chemistry, physics, computer science and social science is an exciting application of your math degree.
Given its black-and-white, highly objective nature, Mathematics can seem like a relatively impersonal academic discipline. At Lakeland, however, you will discover that Mathematics, like any other subject, is taught here with a personal touch! Lakeland University professors really get to know you personally. We'll be able to monitor you as you work your way through the program, encourage you to participate in extra activities if we think you're not living up to your potential, give you extra help if we see that you're struggling in a particular class, and even write a personal letter of recommendation when you're ready to apply for jobs!
From pre-calculus to differential equations, and linear algebra to topology and complex variables, Lakeland offers a full range of Mathematics classes that will fit into the career path you choose. Mathematics can be a standalone major, but it also fits nicely as a major or minor with other majors such as Chemistry, Computer Science and Education.
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*Exceptions to the above admission criteria may be granted for students with a cumulative GPA range from 1.75 to 1.99 if the academic experience that resulted in the less than 2.0 GPA was more than two years ago. Furthermore, typically students with a cumulative GPA range from 1.50 to 1.75 will only be considered if the poor academic performance experience that resulted in the less than 2.0 GPA was more than five years ago. Students receiving an exception will be admitted conditionally.
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