When you choose to earn a college degree in mathematics, you’re opening the door to countless career opportunities. You’ll develop highly regarded skills in computing, analytical thinking, logical reasoning and problem solving which are needed in virtually all sectors – business, economics, engineering, medicine, etc. Mathematics also ranks in the top ten of highest salaries for people with bachelor’s degrees.
Arizona’s 300+ days of sunshine per year and outstanding scenery make it the perfect playground for our graduate students who need a break from academia. From hiking beautiful peaks and biking mountain trails to watching professional sporting events and performing arts, there’s so much to see, do, explore and discover. Plus, with two light rail stops on campus, you’re just a short ride away from all the activities, hobbies and events that await you.
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Gain real-world experience through an internship
An internship could be for credit or non-credit, paid or unpaid. An internship means many things to many people. The Career and Professional Development Services website contains information about internships, including the benefits and how to find one. On Handshake, you can find listings of internship opportunities.
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Your path to graduation starts here. Our academic advisors provide accurate, personalized, and developmental advising to all current and prospective undergraduate students interested in pursuing degrees, certificates, or minors within the School of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences.
The online scheduling system you access using the button below only shows two weeks of available appointments for each advisor. If the advisor’s schedule is full, students can return to the scheduling system the following day to see the next chronological day with open appointments.
As a mathematics student in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, you’ll join a network of scholars who want to learn to thrive together on Arizona State University’s largest and most historic campus. From interacting with students in math-focused clubs to showing your Sun Devil pride at the homecoming football game, the Tempe campus offers countless opportunities for you to get involved and interact with your fellow students.
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