The Bachelor of Arts degree (B670) is the basic undergraduate mathematics degree. When you have completed this degree, you will have a well-rounded liberal arts degree preparing you for a wide variety of career paths. The mathematics requirements for the BA are:

• Calculus I - IV (1823, 2423, 2433, 2443 or 1914, 2924, 2934)
• Discrete Mathematical Structures (2513) and Linear Algebra (3333)
• Ordinary Differential Equations (3113) or Physical Mathematics (3413)
• 12 credits of upper-division mathematics , 9 credits of which must be numbered 4000 or higher (excluding 4232).
• Capstone (4513)

Here is the checksheet of requirements in .pdf format.

The Bachelor of Science in Mathematics Professional Degree (B671) is a rigorous undergraduate mathematics degree. This challenging program will prepare you to pursue graduate studies in mathematics or mathematically intensive subjects. The mathematics requirements for the BS are:

• Calculus I - IV (1823, 2423, 2433, 2443 or 1914, 2924, 2934)
• Discrete Mathematical Structures (2513) and Linear Algebra (3333)
• Differential Equations (3113) or Physical Mathematics (3413)
• Intro. to Abstract Algebra I (4323), Abstract Linear Algebra (4373), Intro. to Analysis I (4433), and Intro. to Topology (4853)
• Intro. to Abstract Algebra II (4333) or Intro. to Analysis II (4443)
• Capstone (4513)

Here is the checksheet of requirements in .pdf format.

This is a 5-year dual-degree program (A671) in conjunction with the Department of Biostatistics and Epidemiology at the OU Health Sciences Center. The program leads to a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and a Master of Science in Biostatistics. Here is the checksheet of requirements in .pdf format.

A minor in mathematics requires students to complete 15 hours of mathematics courses which are acceptable for a major in mathematics. These must include Calculus IV (2443) and 9 credit hours of upper-division courses, including 6 credit hours numbered 4000 or above. Here is the checksheet of requirements in .pdf format.

If you wish to pursue a career teaching mathematics, you may be interested in the Bachelor of Science degree from the College of Education specializing in Mathematics. This program can also be combined with your teaching certification for middle and high school. Here is the checksheet of requirements, but please contact the College of Education for particular details.