Mathematics Minor
Regardless of your major, a minor in math can supplement your degree by sharpening logic and analytical skills.
If you are interested in mathematics but do not want to commit to the in-depth study a major requires, consider a minor instead.
You will sharpen your analytical skills and further develop your ability to think logically—skills employers value. Coursework in our minor includes discrete math as well as calculus, along with higher level mathematics classes of your choice.
Not only does a minor in mathematics look impressive on your resume, but it can improve your chances of being accepted into a professional school, including business administration, law school or medical school.
A minor in Mathematics requires 20 hours consisting of the following:
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Minor Requirements
- MAT 165 - Calculus I
- MAT 166 - Calculus II
- A minimum of 9 hours of MAT electives numbered above 200.
- MAT 150 - Discrete Mathematics I
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- MAT 220 - Introduction to Mathematical Reasoning