A knowledge of math is a powerful tool for developing your career

Every college graduate is expected to possess analytical and problem-solving skills. Employers in a broad spectrum of fields value the abilities developed as a result of studying mathematics.

Professional schools, including medical, law and business schools, look for candidates who have developed excellent analytical and quantitative problem-solving skills. Research companies hire graduates who have had previous research experience such as the kind offered in Belmont's undergraduate research program.

A mathematics major at Belmont provides students with the opportunity to develop strong research skills, learn under top-notch teaching faculty, and consider a variety of career options after graduation.