
Mathematics is the study of quantitative relationships expressed in numbers and symbols.
Learn more about the Mathematics major at Carthage here.
Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Calculus, Computers, Differential Equations, Numerical Analysis, Mathematical Modeling, Probability and Statistics, Mathematical Logic, Discrete Mathematics
Carthage is home to a chapter of Pi Mu Epsilon, the national honorary society is for those students who have displayed superior academic achievement in mathematics. The society aims to promote the development of mathematics and provides opportunities for involvement in the mathematics community at both the local and national level.
Since 1992, the mathematics department has published a math journal, Sine on the Dotted Line.
The Carthage math major helps you acquire methods of logical reasoning and deduction and to develop problem-solving skills for a wide variety of applications. The major also provides techniques for the description and analysis of physical and social phenomena. Many Carthage math majors have presented research at regional and national conferences.
The national average starting salary for mathematics majors was $40,411 in 2002. Graduates pursuing actuarial positions earned an average of $42,450. Starting salaries for underwriters averaged $34,857 and consultants earned $46,250 on the national average.
Please note that list includes careers requiring differing degrees of education and training.