Bachelor of Arts in Applied Mathematics

Students of mathematics at LMU join a community of scholars consisting of faculty and other students, all of whom work interactively within the department. All Applied Mathematics, Mathematics, and Statistics and Data Science majors have tremendous flexibility in their future career options because of their ability to problem solve, construct logical arguments, think critically, analyze data, and clearly communicate complex ideas to others.

The math programs at LMU prepare students for a wide range of mathematical careers in industry, business, government and teaching, as well as for admission to graduate programs or professional schools. Recent LMU mathematics alumni have:

pursued advanced degrees in mathematics, statistics, and data science, as well as financial mathematics, economics, computer science, public health, psychology, and epidemiology
attended law and medical school
become educators (middle school, high school, community college, 4-year colleges/universities)
been hired by the Federal Reserve Board, Intel, Kaiser Permanente, Raytheon, Northrup-Grumman, Google, Cisco Systems, JPL, and Mercer Consulting, among others

Submit your transcripts in English from all secondary schools/high schools attended. Full transcripts from each individual school year must be provided.
Submit official transcripts showing all work in detail. If you have completed any courses at the college or university level.
Obtain certified English translations of all documents not presented in English.
All documents submitted for admission become property of the University and will not be returned.
Submit a letter of recommendation with your application.
TOEFL: Non-native English speakers must take the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) given by the Educational Testing Service and arrange for scores to be sent to the Office of Admission. (LMU's TOEFL Institution code is 4403) The University's minimum standard for undergraduate admission is 90 for the Internet-based TOEFL.
IELTS: As an alternative to taking the TOEFL, non-native English speakers may also take the International English Language Testing System (IELTS).The University's minimum standard for undergraduate admission is 6.5.