Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics (Honors)

Mathematics is the science of quantity and space. As such, mathematics is absolutely essential for engineers, physicists, and other scientists. It is the language by which they express their laws, it suggests relationships, and it helps in testing conjectures. In recent years, mathematics has been used more and more in biology, economics, psychology, sociology, political science, data science, and cybersecurity. In addition, most mathematical research aims at a deeper understanding of problems that lead inevitably to abstraction, generalization, and theorem proving. Many mathematicians find this aesthetic activity of drawing necessary conclusions the most attractive feature of their subject.
As an academic discipline, mathematics consists of the science of quantity (e.g., algebra, statistics, and combinatorics), space (e.g., geometry and topology), and other subjects that are concerned with both quantity and space (e.g., analysis).

Official high school transcript (must show date of graduation)
Official college transcript(s) (from each institution attended)
Whether on the college transcript or noted in the application, we must have documentation of spring coursework/schedule for 2024.
If not enrolled for spring 2024, please note this on your application in order for your transcript to be considered complete.
Two academic teacher letters of recommendation (we strongly prefer that at least one letter is from a college professor/instructor)
Optional for students applying for fall 2024 entry: SAT or ACT scores (SAT code: 1871 / ACT code: 4036)
Applicants whose first language or language of instruction is English are not required to submit English proficiency exam scores.
Applicants who score above 26 on the ACT English section or above 630 on the SAT Evidence-based Reading and Writing section are not required to submit English proficiency exam scores.
TOEFL iBT 100
TOEFL Essentials 10.5
IELTS 7.0