This program is designed to provide students with strong analytical skills and technical abilities, and it enables them to pursue career goals in many fields. USJ’s Actuarial Science curriculum is designed to help students prepare to sit for two actuarial exams prior to graduation.
Mathematical proficiency across core areas. Demonstrate mastery of core mathematical subjects including algebra, calculus, discrete mathematics, probability, and statistics.
Problem solving. Demonstrate problem solving skills by articulating assumptions, testing conjectures, reasoning logically to conclusions, and interpreting results.
Mathematical reasoning and proof. Construct and evaluate mathematical arguments and proofs.
Mathematical communication. Present mathematical ideas with clarity and precision both orally and in writing.
Technology and computation. Utilize computational and programming tools to solve mathematical problems and analyze data.
Engaging with advanced theoretical mathematics. Demonstrate mastery of core concepts of theoretical mathematics (abstract algebra, complex analysis); construct proofs and solve problems involving abstract structures.
Synthesis and integration of learning. Demonstrate the ability to synthesize and apply mathematical knowledge through the completion of a research experience or a career-focused capstone.
Please use this academic map as a reference guide. Academic advisors are always available to discuss the required courses depending on each student’s needs.
A degree in Mathematics is in high demand and opens doors to employment in business, technology, education, government, health, science, statistical research, and other areas. Internship opportunities include IBM, United Technologies, The Hartford, The Travelers, State of Connecticut, local businesses, and more. USJ graduates have excelled in positions including actuary, business analyst, computer programmer, database administrator, data scientist, financial planner, market research analyst, operations researcher, and more.
Advantages
USJ’s Mathematics undergraduate program is designed to help prepare students to sit for two actuarial exams prior to graduation, demonstrate real-world strong problem-solving skills using computer technology, and understanding mathematical ideas. Students in the program can advance their degree with areas of concentration: Secondary education teacher certification, actuarial science, and computer science. They can minor in related fields like computer science and information technology.
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