Math Undergraduate Education

Two different degrees in mathematics

We offer two separate degree programs: a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) and a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in mathematics. The B.S. program has six different options: Actuarial Mathematics, Applied and Industrial Mathematics, Computational Mathematics, General Mathematics, Graduate Study, and Systems Analysis. 

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Bachelor of Science (BS)

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Bachelor of Arts (BA)

Earn a BA in Math

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Minor in Mathematics

Get accepted into the minor and explore the requirements

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Math Course Preparation

Online resources to jump-start your coursework (ALEKS)

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Course Information

Learn more about your undergraduate math courses, who the course coordinators are, office hours, textbooks and other helpful information

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Math FAQs

Answers to some frequently asked questions that students have about math courses

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Math Tutors

Do you need a tutor? Penn State offers free math tutoring.  The information can be found on the Penn State Learning page. Private tutoring for a fee is also available.

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Office Hours

Math faculty have set office hours specifically to meet with students. This is a great opportunity for you to meet those who can help you with your classes, advise you on internships or career options.

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It's possible to get credit for math courses taken at other institutions. You only need to have the course reviewed by the Admissions Office. 

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