Bachelor in Mathematics (Bachelor's)

Carroll College’s Catholic faith has shaped its educational community and its focus on truth, purpose, virtue, and service. The college combines liberal arts study with rigorous undergraduate and graduate programs. Dedicated faculty and an average class size of 12 support close instruction. Students can build career foundations through undergraduate research, integrated laboratory work, and teaching assistant positions.

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Students from different backgrounds can find a place at Carroll, whose doors are open to all who seek a community focused on growth. Campus Ministry offers daily Mass, Bible studies, and small groups for students who want to participate in Catholic life. Student athletes can compete on 17 NAIA teams, while the Fighting Saints have won 110 conference championships. International students should expect a small college environment where academics, faith, service, outdoor exploration, and personal purpose are closely connected.

Students study quantities, magnitudes, forms, and their relationships using symbolic logic and language. Courses include algebra, calculus, functional analysis, geometry, number theory, logic, topology, and other mathematical specializations.

This field supports work that uses mathematical analysis and symbolic reasoning. It applies to areas needing algebra, calculus, geometry, logic, topology, number theory, and related specializations.

For international students, tuition is above the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 73% of applicants.