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Double Major in Mathematical Sciences and Computer Science
The Department of Mathematical Sciences and the Department of Computer Science have worked together to enable students to complete a double major in Mathematical Sciences (with option in Applied Mathematics) with Computer Science in just 4 years.
Why Double Major in Mathematics and Computer Science?
- Analytical Skills
- Problem Solving Skills
- Training in Logical Thinking
- Programming Abilities
- Information Science Skills
- Very powerful combination in today's job market
- Improve your chances of getting into a professional school, including medical school or law school or business administration