Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics
Owings Mills, USA
BSc
DURATION
4 years
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Full time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
EARLIEST START DATE
TUITION FEES
USD 20,604 / per semester *
STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
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Key Summary
At Stevenson, you’ll develop the critical thinking and problem-solving skills needed to make a real impact in fields like business, architecture, science, engineering, and information technology. Our program offers flexible tracks in Actuarial Science, Business, or Science, so you can tailor your studies to fit your goals.
As a graduate of this program, you’ll be able to:
- Solve real-world problems using mathematical tools and teamwork
- Use logic and reasoning to support your conclusions
- Build and analyze mathematical and statistical models
- Leverage technology to explore complex problems
- Communicate mathematical ideas clearly—both in writing and speaking
- Demonstrate professionalism and ethical standards in your field
Potential career paths include:
Architecture | Engineering | Programming | Sales & Marketing Management | Statistician
Stevenson offers a welcoming, inclusive campus and strong support for international students—plus hands-on learning and career preparation every step of the way.
Private Scholarships
As an online college that accepts financial aid, this includes scholarships and grants that are offered by private sources — such as fraternal and religious organizations, labor unions, professional associations, social groups, and ethnic associations. Because they are private and therefore not administered by Stevenson, you will need to research and apply for them on your own. The best place to start your research is your local church or synagogue, or a local club such as the Lions or Kiwanis. In addition, various publications contain private resource information; they can be found in your local library or bookstore.
Report Your Private Funding
When applying for financial aid for your online degree, any outside funding you receive must be taken into account when your eligibility is determined for need-based financial aid, such as the Direct Student Loan program. If you have been offered funding from a source outside the University, you should notify the Financial Aid Office of the amount and of the donor.
Federal Loans
A part of your financial aid award may be a loan from the Federal Direct Student Loan Program. A loan must be repaid. Therefore, when deciding whether to borrow, you should examine your need for assistance and your future ability to repay. Generally, you will have from 10 to 25 years to repay your loan, depending on the repayment plan you choose. Your monthly payment amount will be based on how much you borrowed and how long you take to repay. Direct Loans have a fixed interest rate that differs depending on the loan type. The terms and conditions of all loans are explained in the Master Promissory Note which all borrowers must complete and sign.
Alternative/Private Education Loan
Alternative Student Loans, also commonly referred to as Private Education Loans, are consumer loans offered by banks, credit unions, and other private lenders to cover the cost of college not covered by financial aid for online degrees.
Before applying for an Alternative Student Loan, the student and parent of a dependent student should compare the terms of the loan with loan assistance available through the Federal Direct Student Loan and Federal Direct Parent PLUS Loan Programs. Most Alternative Student Loan Programs are not competitive with the Federal Loan Programs and are only intended to provide supplemental education financing after all federal options are exhausted.
The courses listed below are required for completion of the bachelor’s degree in applied mathematics. Students must also complete the requirements for the Stevenson Educational Experience (SEE).
Specific pre- and co-requisites for each course are listed in the course descriptions.
Major Requirements
- FYS 100 First Year Seminar
- MATH 220 Calculus I
- MATH 221 Calculus II
- MATH 222 Calculus III
- MATH 312 Mathematical Statistics I
- MATH 313 Mathematical Statistics II
- MATH 326 Linear Algebra
- MATH 418 Mathematical Modeling
- MATH 425 Scientific Computer Programming
- MATH 470 Capstone Internship
- MATH 471 Capstone Internship
- MATH 475 Capstone Internship
- 3 MATH electives
Applied Mathematics Tracks
Actuarial Track
- Financial Accounting
- Managerial Accounting
- Principles of Macroeconomics
- Principles of Microeconomics
- Principles of Finance
- Time Series Analysis
- Actuarial Mathematics
Business Track
- Financial Accounting
- Principles of Management
- Principles of Marketing
- Principles of Macroeconomics
- Numerical Analysis
Scientific Track
- General Chemistry I
- General Chemistry I Laboratory
- General Chemistry II
- General Chemistry II Laboratory
- General Biology I: Cell Biology and Genetics
- General Biology I Laboratory: Cell Biology and Genetics
- General Biology II: Structure and Function of Organisms
- General Biology II Laboratory: Structure and Function of Organisms
- Introduction to Differential Equations
- Numerical Analysis
Interdisciplinary Track
- General Physics I with Calculus
- General Physics II with Calculus
- Mathematical Structures
- Introduction to Differential Equations
- Numerical Analysis
Internship Placements
- Maryland Insurance Administration
- MetLife
- Social Security Administration
- T. Rowe Price
- U.S. Census Bureau
Top Employers
- Carlisle & Gallagher Consulting Group
- GEICO
- General Dynamics IT
- Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory
- National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine
Career Pathways
- Architecture
- Engineering
- Programming
- Sales and Marketing Management
- Statistician