Bachelor's in Mathematics, BA or BS

At Drake University, tuition comes to 49,466 USD per year.

This program offers a Bachelor of Arts (BA) or Bachelor of Science (BS) in Mathematics, focusing on exploring problem-solving possibilities and real-world applications. Students work with faculty and peers on quantitative structures, patterns, and data analysis, with opportunities for research, internships, and competitions, supported by award-winning faculty.

Focus areas include analysis, algebra, graph theory, applied mathematics, mathematical modeling, statistics.

The program requires 120 total credits, with 42 credits for the major. The BA path includes core courses and electives, while the BS path requires additional science coursework.

Graduates enter careers in industry, government, and pursue graduate studies, applying quantitative and data analysis skills in sectors like technology, finance, insurance, and government.

The programme totals about 120 credit hours. On-campus, available full-time or part-time. For international students, tuition is well above the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 64% of applicants.

Drake University places students in Des Moines, a city with connections to the arts, business, politics, and food. The campus offers an open environment for students who want to begin with a clear academic interest or take time to discover a direction. Hands-on experiences, leadership opportunities, and support designed to help students gain their footing are part of the Drake experience.

Academic options span more than 150 programs across seven colleges and schools. Faculty help students connect classroom learning with research, internships, and other practical experiences. Personalized mentorship is central to the student experience, with faculty available to support students as they work toward their goals. Global perspectives are integrated into campus life through learning alongside students from around the world and opportunities on campus and across the globe.

Community service is also part of learning at Drake. Students, faculty, and staff contribute more than 230,000 hours each year through volunteer work, outreach, and pro-bono service in the Des Moines community. International students can expect a setting that links academic study with local engagement and global perspectives, while the city provides access to cultural, civic, business, and culinary experiences beyond campus.