Mathematics - Seton Hill University

Mathematics from Seton Hill University is a Campus Bachelor Mathematics degree that prepares you for a Education career. Why Study Math at Seton Hill? At Seton Hill you will be studying at a nationally-recognized liberal arts university, so you will receive not just the best in mathematics education - you will graduate with a comprehensive skill set and a deeper understanding of the arts, sciences and humanities. We supply every new full-time student with an iPad2, and every incoming full-time first-year student with a MacBook Pro laptop as well. Seton Hill is a national leader in using technology for education, so you will find your learning experience enriched by professors who design their courses to incorporate the best in emerging technology - from apps to podcasts to multi-user virtual environments. Seton Hill's Mathematics Program offers two majors: mathematics and mathematics - actuary science. Seton Hill also offers a minor in mathematics . Our extensive internship program and academic partnerships with local and regional corporations and organizations will provide you with practical experience in your field and a competitive edge in the job market. Mathematics majors at Seton Hill have the opportunity to participate in Seton Hill's Math Club. As a Seton Hill mathematics major, you will also benefit from the resources of our computer science, business and science programs. Seton Hill is just the right size to allow you to get to know your professors and your classmates, and to make new friends that will become your professional mentors and colleagues in the years to come. You will also benefit from a network of Seton Hill graduates who are successful in a wide array of mathematics-related fields. Seton Hill has a 90% career placement rate (and 36% of students pursue advanced degrees) so you can expect to graduate with an understanding of where you're headed, and with the knowledge, contacts and resources to get you there. View more details on Seton Hill University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Mathematics courses.