Students with a major in another department can strengthen their degree by adding a Minor in Mathematics.  A mathematics minor enhances your resumé by providing training in a field that employers value.

The Minor in Mathematics is designed for students who want to learn more about mathematical sciences in support of their personal interests or major area of study.  It offers students the opportunity to explore connections among mathematical ideas and to further develop mathematical ways of thinking.  While the major will often be in a field which makes significant use of mathematics, such as a science or economics, it may be in any area of study.

Program Requirements

• The minor in mathematics consists of at least 15 credit hours of work as specified below.
•  Only MAT or STA courses in which grades of C or better (not C-) are earned will be counted toward the minor.

Course List

Code	Title	Credit Hours
Select one of these two sequences of Calculus courses:		6 or 8
MAT 191 & MAT 292	Calculus I and Calculus II
or
MAT 196 & MAT 296	Calculus A and Calculus B
Select one of the following courses:		3
MAT 310	Elementary Linear Algebra
MAT 353	Introduction to Discrete Mathematics
Select 6 MAT or STA credits at the 200 level or above *		6

*

The following courses are not eligible:

• MAT 405
• MAT 406
• MAT 465