Mathematics (BA)

Do The Math

As a math major at Seton Hill, you will learn to solve real-world problems in a variety of fields, from computer science to economics to physics. As a result, you will be prepared for your choice of careers.

Why Earn Your Math Degree at Seton Hill?

Faculty Dedicated to You

Seton Hill’s math faculty are experienced mathematicians who are involved in multiple professional and industry associations. They are also dedicated professors who will work with you one-on-one to ensure that you succeed in the classroom, and move confidently toward your career goals.

Meaningful Internships

Seton Hill’s 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.

Math Club

Seton Hill’s Math Club provides networking opportunities for math majors and also participates in University events with a math component, such as Casino Night and the Science Alliance Pi-Day. 

Mathematics Enrichment Center

Seton Hill's Robert M. Brownlee Mathematics Enrichment Center allows math majors to work on individual research projects, tutor for other mathematics courses, and participate in other mathematics-centered competitions like an integration bee.

You Can Become a Certified Math Teacher 

At Seton Hill, you can prepare for your teaching certification at the same time you earn your degree in math. 

Great Career Opportunities

There are a lot of well-paying jobs for mathematicians. Career opportunities are expanding much faster than the average, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. The median annual pay for mathematicians in 2019 was over $100,000. Seton Hill’s award-winning Career and Professional Development Center (CPDC) will provide you with the career preparation skills and placement services you need.