Mathematics
A degree in mathematics offers you possibilities to choose a career path that is interesting to you and impactful to the world. Math graduates can apply their skills to careers in medicine, law, data science, biotechnology, national security, and software engineering – just to name a few. Employers seek graduates who have the ability to think independently, creatively, and critically. But beyond that, they want individuals who are driven to seek answers to important questions. A math degree gives you the skills and training to make that sort of contribution, in any industry you choose.
What can you do with a degree in this academic area?
- Research and Development Manager
- Design Engineer
- Controller
- Materials Manager
- Actuary
- Computational Finance Manager
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Of Grads are Employed or in Grad School Within 6 Months of Graduation
Faculty Advising from Start to Finish
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Capital University is located adjacent to Columbus, Ohio. Our proximity to Columbus allows students to take advantage of the area’s bustling business and technology sectors, which offer a wide variety of internship and employment experiences. Many of our students also gain important experience through campus employment positions by serving as paid tutors and laboratory supervisors in any one of our math and science labs. Capital’s Summer Scholars Program is an additional paid opportunity for undergraduate research. During this 10-week research experience, students are paired with a faculty mentor who will supervise an approved research project. Students earn a stipend and housing allowance, and can apply for additional funding for research.
Sample Classes
- Calculus I, II, and III
- Proofs
- Linear Algebra
- Differential Equations
- Introduction to Computational Science
- Abstract Algebra
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At Capital, we are committed to providing high-impact educational experiences to our students during their time at Capital. Through funding gifts from alumni and friends of the University, we are pleased to offer the Summer Scholars Program, a 10-week paid research experience to undergraduate students. The Program requires students to complete a proposal guideline that outlines the research project software, and equipment to perform their work. Summer Scholars requires an application and acceptance into the program, a full 10-week commitment to complete all research, and presentation at the Summer Scholars Final Presentation event held in August. All Summer Scholars receive a stipend for participation and a campus housing allowance, and are eligible to apply for additional funding for research supplies. For more information regarding the application process, guidelines and expectations, and proposal details, visit our Summer Scholars Program page.
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- Gracey Day, Economics and Math, Class of 2022
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