Turn problem-solving into possibility.
Love solving puzzles and figuring things out? At BVU, Mathematics is more than equations. It’s a launchpad for careers in data, finance, tech, and beyond. You will build the skills to think critically, work through complex challenges, and make smart decisions in the real world.
Why study Mathematics at BVU
A BVU mathematics degree is built on applied learning, professional preparation, and personalized mentorship.
Launch Your Career
100% placement rate within six months of graduation.
Learn through Experience
Real-world experience through internships and research.
Support at Every Step
Personalized support from faculty who know you by name.
Sarah Mackey '19
Sarah double majored in mathematics and computer science. During her time at BVU, Sarah had the opportunity to serve as a panelist with former U.S. Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta as part of BVU’s American Heritage Lecture Series. On top of these experiences, Sarah landed prestigious internships with the United States Department of Defense Cryptanalysis and Exploitation Services Summer Program as well as Microsoft Corporation. She also studied abroad as part of the Budapest Semesters in Mathematics program. Today, Sarah is a successful software engineer at PayPal in San Jose, California.
Learn by doing, from day one
Students gain experience through internships with leading employers, advanced coursework, and real business case analysis.
Build foundational knowledge in your field and in business.
Apply skills through casework and internships.
Refine expertise and prepare for a full-time career or graduate study.
BVU mathematics graduates go far.
Where this degree can take you
Fund Your Future in Math
The Ben Donath Mathematics Enrichment Fund helps you take your learning beyond the classroom. Whether you are traveling to a conference, applying to grad school, or pursuing career opportunities, financial support is available so you can focus on what’s next.
Curriculum Highlights
Explore both applied and theoretical mathematics
Develop skills in data analysis and statistics.
Use mathematical modeling to tackle real-world challenges.
Study higher-level topics in calculus, algebra, and beyond.
Solve problems. Unlock opportunities.
Build a future that adds up.