The Bachelor of Arts degree in Mathematics at Seattle University is designed for students eager to explore the foundational principles and applications of quantitative reasoning, preparing them for careers in education or further graduate studies. You will develop a deep understanding of mathematical concepts, including calculus, linear algebra, and differential equations, alongside essential analytical and problem-solving skills. This program is particularly suited for those aspiring to teach mathematics at the K-12 level, offering a robust pathway to enter teacher certification and master’s degree programs in education, grounded in the university's Jesuit tradition of intellectual inquiry and service.
This full-time, on-campus undergraduate program is structured over four years, requiring a minimum of 180 credits. You will engage with core curriculum requirements, delve into advanced mathematics through electives, and complete a significant senior synthesis project. The curriculum emphasizes practical application, with opportunities to explore computer science and natural science electives approved by an advisor. You will graduate with a comprehensive mathematical toolkit and a strong foundation for advanced study or a career in education, equipped to apply your knowledge thoughtfully and ethically.