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Prepare to recognize and solve complex mathematical problems, then effectively communicate your findings in Vermont State University’s Mathematics program. Our bachelor’s degree in Mathematics will teach you the fundamental skills for a vibrant career in business, science, technology, and other fields. You can broaden your educational experience and pursue secondary education licensure, which will prepare you to teach math in public and private high schools.
We understand that the cost and value of your education is important to you. That’s why we’re committed to being one of the most affordable colleges in Vermont and why more than 80% of our students receive aid. We're here to help you fit this program into your unique financial picture. Contact this program's Admissions Counselor any time to discuss what types of financial aid are right for you.
Combined with scholarships and aid, a Vermont State education is within reach for students from all financial backgrounds. Speak with our Admissions Counselor to estimate what your true out-of-pocket costs might be for this program.
Tuition and Fees
Tuition for Mathematics, B.S.
$10,344 Full Time Annual
$431 /credit
$20,688 Full Time Annual
$862 /credit
Total Mandatory Fees
Undergraduate (In-Person / In-Person Plus)
$1,608 Full Time Annual
$67 /credit
Housing and Food
Standard Housing
$8,104 Full Time Annual
Standard Food Plan
$5,244 Full Time Annual
For complete information on tuition and fees across all programs and locations, as well as indirect costs of attendance, visit the complete tuition and fees page.
Humanistic Perspective general education course
3 cr
GED XXXX
Natural Science general education course 4 cr
Fall
MAT 2020
Mathematical Reasoning
3 cr
MAT 2532
Calculus II
4 cr
Spring
MAT 3533
Calculus III
4 cr
PRG XXXX
Program elective
3 cr
XXX XXXX
Elective
3 cr
XXX XXXX
Elective
3 cr
Select one:
XXX XXXX
Elective
3 cr
XXX XXXX
Elective
3 cr
Select one:
CNX 2020
Reading and Writing Across the Curriculum
3 cr
ENG 2080
Technical Communication
3 cr
Fall
MAT 3210
Linear Algebra
3 cr
PRG XXXX
Mathematics elective course
3 cr
XXX XXXX
Elective
3 cr
XXX XXXX
Elective
3 cr
XXX XXXX
Elective
3 cr
Spring
MAT 3310
Differential Equations
3 cr
PRG XXXX
Mathematics elective course
3 cr
XXX XXXX
Elective
3 cr
XXX XXXX
Elective
3 cr
XXX XXXX
Elective
3 cr
Fall
MAT 4930
Senior Project in Mathematics
3 cr
PRG XXXX
Mathematics elective course
3 cr
XXX XXXX
Elective
3 cr
XXX XXXX
Elective
3 cr
XXX XXXX
Elective
3 cr
Spring
CNX 3010
Culminating Connections Seminar 3
1 cr
PRG XXXX
Mathematics elective course
3 cr
XXX XXXX
Elective
3 cr
XXX XXXX
Elective
3 cr
XXX XXXX
Elective
3 cr
Degree Map (Sample) - BS.MAT.SED
Fall
EDU 2360
Perspectives on Learning
3 cr
EDU TEW1
Teacher Education Workshop 1: Introduction to Teacher Education
0 cr
ENG 1061
English Composition
3 cr
MAT 1531
Calculus I
4 cr
MAT 2021
Statistics I
3 cr
CNX 1XXX
Connections Seminar 1 course
4 cr
Spring
EDU 2365
The Ecology of Human Experience
3 cr
MAT 2020
Mathematical Reasoning
3 cr
MAT 2532
Calculus II
4 cr
Select one:
MAT 2015
History of Mathematics
3 cr
XXX XXXX
Elective
3 cr
Fall
CNX 2020
Reading and Writing Across the Curriculum
3 cr
EDU 2370
The Contemporary School
3 cr
EDU TEW2
Teacher Education Workshop 2: Application for Practicum I
0 cr
INT 3150
Godel, Escher, and Bach
3 cr
MAT 3210
Linear Algebra
3 cr
MAT 3220
Probability
3 cr
Spring
EDU 3140
Partnering with the Adolescent Learner
4 cr
EDU 3360
Promoting Inventive Thinking: Integrating Multimodal Literacy Across the Curriculum
3 cr
MAT 3040
Geometrical Reasoning
3 cr
MAT 3533
Calculus III
4 cr
MAT 4140
Geometry
3 cr
Select one:
MAT 2015
History of Mathematics
3 cr
XXX XXXX
Elective
3 cr
Fall
EDU 3125
Technology for Integrating Instruction
3 cr
EDU 3311
Foundations of Inclusive Practices
3 cr
MAT 3035
Teaching Mathematics
3 cr
MAT 3040
Geometrical Reasoning
3 cr
GED XXXX
Natural Science general education course
4 cr
Spring
CNX 3010
Culminating Connections Seminar 3
1 cr
EDU 3025
Evaluating Characteristics of Diverse Learners
3 cr
EDU 3440
Teaching Toward Democracy
3 cr
EDU TEW3
Teacher Education Workshop 3: Application for Practicum II
0 cr
MAT 3310
Differential Equations
3 cr
MAT 4130
Abstract Algebra
3 cr
PRG XXXX
Computing elective course
3 cr
Fall
EDU 4130
Implementing Content Specific Methods in a Secondary Classroom
4 cr
EDU 4640
Special Education Practices & Procedures
6 cr
EDU TEW4
Teacher Education Workshop 4: Application for Student Teaching
0 cr
MAT 4930
Senior Project in Mathematics
3 cr
XXX XXXX
Elective
3 cr
Spring
EDU 4650
Capstone & Thesis Seminar
3 cr
EDU 4850
Secondary Student Teaching
12 cr
EDU TEW5
Teacher Education Workshop 5: Application for a Verification Check
0 cr
Why Study Mathematics at Vermont State?
Expanding Opportunity: Careers in math are expected to grow 33% through 2030, and the average salary for math professionals is more than $96,000, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Flexibility: You can pursue secondary education licensure alongside your mathematics degree.
Small Classes: You’ll work closely with expert faculty who care about your success.
Broad Preparation: We’ll prepare you for career success as well as future studies at the master’s or doctoral level.
What You’ll Learn
Our core curriculum includes essential courses in Calculus, Linear Algebra, and Statistics. You’ll acquire an in-depth understanding of the fundamental principles of mathematics, and we’ll teach you to construct rigorous mathematical proofs using precise notation and proper grammar. You’ll develop the skills necessary to effectively communicate complex mathematical concepts orally and in writing, and develop the ability to solve complex problems in a clear and concise manner.
Outside the Classroom, In the Community
As a Mathematics major, you’ll complete a senior project addressing real-world issues and present it to faculty members. Examples of recent projects include:
An examination of the effects of COVID-19 vaccination rates using multiple comparison tests in Python
Using k-Nearest Neighbor Machine learning models to measure the cost-effectiveness of NFL players
Recent math majors have completed internships at the following organizations:
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