The Bachelor of Science degree curriculum is designed to prepare students for positions in business, industry, or government, as well as for teaching mathematics in middle or high schools or graduate work in mathematics. (See Undergraduate Studies: General Information, especially the General Education section for information on requirements beyond those in the major.)

The total number of units required for the Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics is 120-135 units, of which 77-105 units are in the major depending on the option selected. Students must select one of the following options:

- Option I  -  Applied Mathematics: This option prepares students for graduate work in applied mathematics or work in industry.

- Option II -  General Mathematics: This option incorporates both pure and applied math courses to prepare students for graduate work in mathematics.

- Option III - Integrated Teaching: This option satisfies both subject matter certification requirements and teacher education coursework requirements, including student teaching. Students in Option III graduate with a degree in mathematics that is subject matter certified and a preliminary credential that allows them to teach single subject mathematics. A minimum GPA of 2.75 in the last 60 units of coursework is required for admission in the credential program. Students must maintain a minimum GPA of 3.00 in all professional education courses.

- Option IV - Traditional Teaching: This option satisfies only subject matter certification requirements. Students in Option IV graduate with a degree in mathematics that is subject matter certified, but without preliminary credential. Students should consult the Charter College of Education for credential admission requirements at least two semesters prior to graduation.

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