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Expand Career Potential with a B.S. in Mathematics Degree

Excel in high-demand fields like finance, data science, education, and technology with a B.S. in mathematics from Cornerstone University. Develop valued analytical, decision-making, and communication skills to lead teams and solve complex challenges — all from the lens of a Christian worldview. Whether you’re analyzing data trends, making strategic business decisions, or teaching the next generation, a strong mathematical foundation sets you apart. Take the next step toward a rewarding and impactful future.

Develop Market-Ready Skills for Mathematics Degree Professionals

Develop these highly valued career skills acquired through Cornerstone University’s comprehensive curriculum:

Problem-Solving – Assess complex challenges and develop reasoned, data-driven solutions.

Analytical & Logical Thinking – Recognize patterns, interpret data, and break down problems systematically.

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Quantitative Reasoning – Apply mathematical models to solve real-world financial, technological, and scientific problems.

Decision-Making – Use critical thinking to assess risks, optimize strategies, and drive results.

Communication – Effectively convey mathematical concepts, data insights and technical findings.

Computational Skills – Utilize mathematical software, coding and algorithms to analyze data.

Attention to Detail – Ensure accuracy in calculations, data analysis and problem-solving.

Statistical Analysis – Interpret trends, perform predictive modeling and support decision-making.

Leadership & Collaboration – Lead projects, work in teams, and apply mathematical thinking with integrity through a Christian worldview.

Adaptability & Innovation – Apply mathematical skills creatively to solve new challenges in evolving industries.

Courses

Cornerstone is ready to help you excel in your field. The information below reflects just a few of the general education and industry-focused courses you will experience to achieve your degree. B.S. in Mathematics students are required to choose a minor.

Featured Courses

MAT-233: Differential Equations

Explore solving differential equations using analytic, algebraic, and numeric methods, with a focus on first-order and higher-order equations.

MAT-234: Multivariate Calculus

Analyze functions of several variables: limits and continuity in ℝⁿ, differentials and gradients, optimization, constraints, and multiple integrals for volume and surface area. Apply coordinate changes and Jacobians for efficient integration.

MAT-241: Applied Linear Algebra

Work with vectors, matrices, determinants, and linear systems; compute inverses, eigenvalues/eigenvectors, and diagonalizations. Apply linear algebra to dynamical systems and modeling contexts.

MAT-244: Methods of Mathematical Research

Learn LATeX, Maple software, mathematical analysis, research, and presentation skills.

MAT-245: Mathematical Proofs

Read and write rigorous proofs—direct, case, contrapositive, contradiction, and induction—on sets, functions, integers, inequalities, and equivalence relations; apply to core results in calculus and linear algebra, preparing for Modern Algebra and Real Analysis.

MAT-251: Probability & Statistics

Use calculus-based probability models, statistical inference, ANOVA, regression, and statistical software applications in economics and science.

MAT-333: Real Analysis

Establish ℝ as a complete ordered field; prove results on sequences and series; analyze continuity and differentiability; develop the Riemann integral theory.

MAT-341: Modern Algebra

Examine group theory, including binary operations, isomorphisms, cyclic groups, cosets, normal subgroups, and Sylow’s Theorems.

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General Education

The Cornerstone Core™ Statement

The Cornerstone Core offers a groundbreaking general education unlike any other college or university in America. Faith, civic understanding and career preparation are fully integrated into one coherent formation. Developed by our renowned Christian worldview scholars, this focused 33-credit-hour curriculum develops both depth of character and clarity of thinking. The Cornerstone Core new general education curriculum is an antidote to the rising popularity of relativism, skepticism, doubt and moral ambiguity. Graduates are prepared to succeed in their professions and strengthen the institutions and communities they serve as Biblically grounded moral leaders to influence the world for Jesus Christ.

Students in every major study three areas:

The Beauty of Christianity

Examine the beauty of God, the Gospel, and the core doctrines of the Christian faith. Discover the coherence of a worldview rooted in God’s truth through Scripture applied today —- shaping character, conviction, and spiritual depth. We believe that beauty is more important than arguments and these courses will introduce students to the grandeur and beauty of Jesus and His creation and our place in the redemptive work of Jesus.

The Wisdom of the American Experience

Engage with Cornerstone’s Great Works Canon of the American Experience, by exploring the original speeches, sermons and foundational texts that shaped the American Republic, wrestling with enduring questions of liberty, order, duty and self-government. Graduates will learn what it means to be Christian citizens who are dutiful, wise, and formed with character to influence themselves, their families, and our nation.

Marketplace Intelligence

Develop analytical reasoning, scientific thinking, ethical utilization of artificial intelligence, commitment to free market economics, ethical clarity, and truthful and effective communication strategies to create solutions to complex challenges and serve society and humanity with excellence. Graduates will be able to consider and discern what is true, beautiful and good.

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Influential Careers with a Bachelor of SCience in Mathematics Degree

  • Data Analyst
  • Actuary
  • Operations Research Analyst
  • Financial Analyst
  • Statistician
  • Software Engineer
  • Cryptographer
  • Market Research Analyst
  • Supply Chain Analyst

Tuition

On-Campus

$22,000 per year

Generous scholarship and payment options available.
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Start your degree at one of the most affordable Christian universities in the region. An admissions counselor is ready to help you begin the enrollment process.

  1. Apply — our application is free.
  2. Set goals — your admissions counselor is here to guide you.
  3. Maximize your credits — you could transfer in up to 75% of your degree credits.
  4. Discover affordability — scholarships and grants are available for qualified students.

The participation I had in Cornerstone’s community prepped me to proclaim Christ whether I’m studying, working, and hanging out with friends. Boldly influencing our world for Christ starts here with those around us.

—Christian H.

Cornerstone prepared me for my career by helping me obtain real life experiences and great internship.

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