Academics

Mathematics

General Information
Mathematics is the language of the sciences, demanding adherence to precise logical structure, facility with symbolic formalism, and expertise in problem solving. As such, it provides a solid foundation for further academic pursuits in a variety of fields, as well as for careers in business and industry. As our society becomes increasingly complex in its technology and organization, the management of resources and information becomes more vital. Mathematics, with its abiding insistence on the understanding of structure and pattern, provides a gateway to an ever increasing array of activities which the complexity of our society dictates. See this page for more information about the Mathematics major.

Required Courses
Department of Physical Sciences

Career Opportunities
Students with mathematical backgrounds have the option to find employment in a wide variety of fields including:

Actuarial Profession
Business and Industry
Classical Applied Mathematics and Engineering
Computer science
Cryptology
Government
Interdisciplinary with Social Sciences, Biology, and Medicine
Operations Research
Statistics
Teaching

Objectives
York College's mathematics program is designed to produce graduates who can continue their careers in a variety of directions. The curriculum includes a strong component of science coupled with a broad liberal education, preparing students who wish to pursue careers in actuarial science, business, industry, government, and education, as well as more traditional academic pursuits such as research, science, and graduate study.