Our curriculum meets the needs of students preparing to teach mathematics, students planning on graduate studies, students desiring to pursue non-teaching degrees in mathematics, students majoring in other academic disciplines who need a mathematics foundation, and students desiring practice in the art of logic and thinking.

Key Benefits

• Recent mathematics majors have gone on into areas as varied as mathematical biology, sound engineering, architecture, law, dentistry, economics, actuarial science, computer programming, design engineering and medicine.

• Each year, students participate in the Putnam exam and the Mathematical Contest in Modeling, engage in research projects with faculty, and travel to mathematics conferences.

• Join our math club, Lemma, which is very active and organizes a number of activities, such as Pi Day, volunteer tutoring, and more.

• Our Math Tutor Center offers free tutoring in lower level math classes, and a great job opportunity for students who have taken upper level math classes.

• The Westminster Mathematics program offers challenging classes with small class sizes and lots of opportunities for one-on-one interaction with the faculty.