BS Major
Mathematics is evident in the arrangement and order of God’s creation. Applied mathematics at Geneva allows students to study the mathematical laws that govern the universe and to take competency with numbers to the next level, development of practical applications that protect and improve life.
Apply your math skills in an applied field like computer science, physics, or engineering
Work at one of the many STEM companies in and around Pittsburgh
Collaborate with fellow students through Geneva’s Pinkerton Center for Technology Development
Work with complex algebraic structures and learn to solve problems when there is no definitive data.
Study various types of equations and problems and learn how to solve them using different strategies.
Study sequences, limits, continuities, and numerical properties within mathematics.
Learn about sight and the behavior of light through electromagnetic waves and their features.
Graduates who aspire to have an impact in their communities and their careers through a Geneva Education gain expertise in this field enhanced by academics rooted in Christian values and ethics in Geneva's program.
Most valuable college degree (Forbes).
Growth in operations research analyst employment from 2020 to 2030, much faster than most jobs (BLS).
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Visiting our campus is a great way to get to know Geneva College better. We offer two types of visits that provide a very personal look into life at Geneva.
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Devoted parents to two very intelligent and savvy teenage girls, President Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama are passionate about breaking down barriers to attracting girls and retaining women in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields. Fostering a diverse scientific community strengthens the United States both domestically and internationally, while the trickle-down benefit has broad implications for our society.
There's no better time to parlay your passion for science, technology, engineering or mathematics into a STEM career path.
Geneva College hosts the STEM Symposium for Undergraduate Research from 6:30-8 p.m. on Wednesday, April 6, 2022, in Old Main. Chemistry Professor John Stahl, PhD, will speak on “Lessons Learned in Research: Observations from Conducting Chemistry Research for over 40 Years,” followed by a student poster session.
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