Professor teaching a small group of math students.

Mathematics

As an LVC mathematics major, you’ll benefit from learning how to think creatively, solve complex problems, and present your solutions in compelling ways, in addition to building a strong foundation in mathematic principles.

Learn More About the Program

You’ll learn calculus, linear algebra, probability, statistics, and computer programming as an LVC math major. We offer electives in subjects like abstract algebra and cryptography, and, in your junior and senior years, you’ll help choose topics for specialized upper-level courses. The skills you develop translate well into a fulfilling career—recent graduates work as security engineers, data scientists, programmers, analysts, and researchers for organizations like Elsevier, The Hartford, Mercer, Aetna, and Hershey Medical.

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Student-Faculty Research

Top Mathematics Research

Flex your math skills with the Mathematical Physics Research Group. You’ll work with professors and peers from the physics and computer and data science programs, collaborating on research topics like functional programming and quantum information science.

$99,590
median pay for all math occupations in 2022 (Bureau of Labor Statistics)
30%
projected job growth in math careers by 2032 (BLS)
67,200
projected new math jobs within the next eight years
100%
of LVC math grads are employed or in graduate school within two years

In Their Words

LVC’s program offers a rigorous curriculum that will challenge you to expand your knowledge beyond the status quo, as professors joyfully share their expertise to personally guide students to succeed in the process of learning.
Tyler Pick ’24, Mathematics and Secondary Education

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