Here, in Shenandoah’s Bachelor of Science in Mathematics program, you’ll work with faculty on projects that interest you. Shenandoah math majors have created an automated license plate reader using geometry, combined math and physics to study quantum computing and codes, studied how fair board games are using game theory, completed data analysis on student-athletes, and so much more. Once their research is complete students go on to present at conferences and win competitions.
Math students work very closely with faculty. Independent study and special topics courses are regularly offered in areas of faculty expertise. These special courses tend to be very small, individualized, and give students a feel for a higher level of mathematics that they would not normally see in an undergraduate curriculum. Courses have involved math modeling, algebraic coding theory, game theory and advanced linear algebra.
The math department offers many fun mathematical events including origami parties before finals, celebrating Pi Day on March 14, math scavenger hunts, math majors’ lunch at the beginning of the school year, and graduation celebrations for seniors.
Total Tuition Fees: $141,840
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