Bachelor of Science (B.S.) - Mathematics

For many students and employers, mathematics has become recognized as the most versatile of all undergraduate college majors.

If you enjoy math, science and engineering, and if you tend to be drawn to the mathematical aspects of these subjects, then it could be that becoming a math major is exactly the right academic path for you. A challenging mathematics education develops problem-solving abilities and teaches versatility and adaptability. Because of these qualities, many career opportunities are available for mathematics majors, such as:

mathematical modeling in another field, like: biology, physics, economics, and statistics

pure math applications in computer science

prestigious areas of the business world

teaching opportunities at both the collegiate and high school level

specific career areas include:

– image or stochastic processing

– actuarial positions

– creating video games

– creating special effects in the movie industry

– underwater acoustic signal processing

– modeling crystal growth, and many more!

In the College of Science, our challenge is to understand the extraordinary in the every day, then use that knowledge to impact and improve our quality of life.

As the scientific core of Texas A&M, we take pride in providing the highest quality science education to all Texas A&M majors while delivering scholarly research and technical expertise to the world and preparing our students to become the next generation of scientific leaders.

We feature five departments (Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics and Astronomy, and Statistics), one jointly administered department (Materials Science and Engineering), and 20 centers and institutes as well as many specialized laboratories and active research groups.

The College of Science serves as a leading source of students entering medical, veterinary, dental, law school from Texas A&M, one of the state’s top producers overall among Texas universities for professional study programs. With more than 2,600 undergraduate students in the college, students can choose to pursue one of 32 degree paths and have the option to minor in one of our eight approved minors, in addition to having access to exclusive programs and experiences that set your undergraduate experience as a Texas A&M Science student apart from every other college on campus.