Bachelor in Mathematics (Bachelor's)

Centre College has grown into a liberal arts and sciences institution focused on personal attention, broad academic study, and preparation for life after graduation. Its curriculum encourages students to explore multiple interests through majors, minors, and pre-professional programs. Academic opportunities include mentored research, laboratory and field work, study with professors, internships, and community engagement. Students can also connect with alumni and industry leaders through career readiness programs and Career Exploration Communities.

The college is located in Danville, Kentucky, at 600 West Walnut Street. Campus living forms a central part of student life, with 98% of students living on campus. Students share residential communities, participate in student organizations, use athletic facilities, and take part in NCAA Division III, intramural, and club sports. Centre has 25 men's and women's varsity teams, and nearly three-quarters of students participate in intramural or club sports.

International study is integrated into the Centre experience. More than 30 international and U.S. locations are available each year, and every student is guaranteed a study abroad or study away opportunity. Students may study languages such as Chinese and Spanish, pursue subjects including behavioral neuroscience and biochemistry, and combine disciplines in their academic plans. Centre also commits to helping students graduate in four years. Financial aid is an important part of access, with scholarships and grants supporting students who need assistance with college costs.

Graduates with a Mathematics degree from Centre College are qualified to pursue advanced study or enter careers in data science, finance, technology, and academia. The programme emphasizes logical reasoning, precise communication, and problem-solving through structured arguments in writing and speech. Students explore both theoretical concepts and practical applications across calculus, linear algebra, statistics, and abstract mathematics. The curriculum supports interdisciplinary connections with fields such as computer science, economics, and physics.

Focus areas include Algebra, Analysis, Differential Equations, Probability, Statistics, Number Theory.

The programme requires a total of 36 credits, including foundational courses in calculus and linear algebra, followed by advanced coursework in theoretical and applied mathematics. Students complete major requirements through a combination of core and elective courses, with opportunities for research and experiential learning.

Graduates enter roles such as actuaries, data analysts, financial advisors, researchers, and teachers, or pursue graduate study in mathematics, statistics, or related fields.

Applicants must submit high school transcripts, standardized test scores if required, and a personal statement. A minimum GPA of 3.0 is recommended for competitive consideration. Additional documents include letters of recommendation and a completed application form.

The programme totals about 36 credit hours. On-campus, full-time, typically four years. For international students, tuition is well above the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 54% of applicants.