Mathematics

Bachelor of Science

Availability: Online
Program Length: 120 Hours

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Bachelor of Science in Mathematics

A Bachelor of Science is a 120-credit hour mathematics degree that prepares students for careers in data analytics, data science, operations research, statistics, teaching, or pursuing graduate studies. The program can be completed in 4 years and is offered fully online. Freshman and sophomore classes will be taken at a community college. Credits will transfer for A&M–Central Texas for junior and senior-level courses.

BS in Mathematics — Quick Facts

  • Degree type: Bachelor of Science
  • Credit Hours: 120 (60 at community college, 60 at TAMUCT)
  • Format: Fully online
  • Time to Completion: 48 months (full-time students)
  • Estimated Cost for A&M–Central Texas classes: $3,692 per long semester (15 hours)
  • Transfer Credits: Accepted
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What Jobs Can You Get with a Mathematics Degree?

Mathematicians commonly work as financial analysts, risk analysts, actuaries, data analysts, data scientists, implementation specialists, operations research analyst, statisticians, or machine learning engineers.

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, top employers include the federal government and scientific research and development companies. Engineering firms, logistics companies, and research institutions also employe mathematicians.

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates mathematics-related jobs will grow “much faster than the average” between now and 2034 with about 37,700 jobs opening projected each year.

How Much do Graduates with a Bachelor’s in Mathematics Earn?

Median annual salaries according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Glassdoor, and ZipRecruiter:

  • Data Scientists: $112,590
  • Research Analyst: $76,950 (varies by industry)
  • AI Engineer: $141,000
  • Software Engineer: $107,800 – $111,000 (average pay range with no experience)

Affordable BS in Mathematics

The total estimated cost for in-state residents seeking a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics is $14,768, plus the community college expenses, based on 2026 tuition prices. Full-time students, taking 15 credit hours (5 classes) will pay approximately $3,692 per long semester. Additional fees may apply for specific courses. Find out more using our tuition calculator.

Why Choose This Online MS in Mathematics?

Academic Strengths

  • Linear Algebra
  • Probability
  • Abstract Algebra
  • Machine Learning Electives

Career Preparation

  • Data analytics
  • Data science
  • Operations Research
  • Statistics
  • Financial analytics
  • Research analytics
  • Insurance actuaries
  • Machine learning engineer
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Flexibility

  • 1-6 Courses Per Semester
  • Summer Courses Available
  • Fully Online

Hands-On Research Training

  • Machine Learning
  • Optimization
  • Mathematical Modeling
  • Data Analysis
  • Visualization
  • Applied Probability

Potential Research Outcomes

  • Conference Presentations
  • Peer-Reviewed Journal Publications
  • Fellowship Applications
  • Book Chapter Publication

Transfer Pathways:

The direct & affordable path from your community college to a Bachelor’s degree!

Whether you are attending an A&M–Central Texas partner college, have credits from another community college, or are attending another four-year university, your A&M–Central Texas enrollment specialist can help you find the quickest and most affordable path to your bachelor’s degree.

To get started, select your desired degree program and your community college, or select the A&M–Central Texas guide if your community college is not shown. Then choose an available pathway:

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Frequently Asked Questions

Students who transfer to A&M–Central Texas from one of our community college partners should have all the necessary credits to begin this program immediately. If anything is missing, we will work with community colleges to ensure you can take the credits you need.

Yes. Texas has strong demand for professionals in technology, energy, finance, logistics, defense, and education. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Texas consistently ranks among the top states for employment of data scientists, with competitive salaries in major metro areas such as Austin, Dallas–Fort Worth, and Houston.

Yes. Texas has strong demand for professionals in technology, energy, finance, logistics, defense, and education. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Texas consistently ranks among the top states for employment of data scientists, with competitive salaries in major metro areas such as Austin, Dallas–Fort Worth, and Houston.

Not specifically. However, our MS in Mathematics meet the requirements, and this program leads into the MS degree.

Yes. The flexible online format allows students to take as few as 1 course per semester. Many students complete the program while working full-time.

Courses are delivered fully online. Optional synchronous evening sessions are offered that allow live virtual participation.

Yes. Students may collaborate with faculty on research projects, conference presentations, and peer-reviewed publications.

Many applied courses incorporate programming using tools such as Python, Excel, or R. Programming supports coursework in machine learning, optimization, and computational mathematics.

Yes. Texas residents may qualify for federal financial aid, employer tuition reimbursement, university scholarships, cost-saving programs, and other funding opportunities. Students should complete the FAFSA to determine eligibility.

Yes. The degree is offered by a regionally accredited public university, ensuring recognition by employers, graduate schools, and educational institutions nationwide.

This program is ideal for mathematics majors, STEM graduates seeking quantitative careers, teachers pursuing graduate credentials, and professionals looking to advance in data-driven industries.

Yes. All required A&M–Central Texas courses are offered online. The freshman and sophomore level courses may depend on which community college partner you attend.

The 120-hour program can be completed in 48 months or less, depending on summer class availability. The first 60 hours will be completed at a community college partner with the upper-level 60 hours being completed at A&M–Central Texas.

Faculty Advisor

Dr. Mienie Roberts

Dr. Mienie Roberts (Ph.D.) Department: Science and Mathematics Associate Professor in Mathematics

Department: Science and Mathematics
Associate Professor in Mathematics
Room: Heritage Hall-302K

Phone: 903.705.9703 Email: [email protected]