Programs

Bachelor's

Mathematics & Statistics

Texas Tech’s Department of Mathematics & Statistics offers a robust undergraduate program featuring both Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees. The curriculum provides a rigorous foundation in calculus, linear algebra, and mathematical reasoning while offering a data science concentration to equip students with modern computational skills.

The Bachelor of Arts focuses on a well-rounded liberal arts education, whereas the Bachelor of Science allows for greater technical specialization, requiring a minor in a scientific field like computer science or engineering. Students benefit from one of the largest departments on campus, engaging in diverse research areas from mathematical biology to finance, preparing them for careers in aerospace, data analytics, and education.

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Degree Program

B.S. in Mathematics
B.A. in Mathematics

College

College of Arts & Sciences

Credit Hours

120 Credits (4 Years)

Flexible Mathematics Degrees

Experience a versatile curriculum offering unique interdisciplinary concentrations, specialized research projects, and global study options to prepare for diverse professional careers.

Degree & Course Details

#6 in Texas

Ranked #6 in Texas, and among top 80 nationally for Best Mathematics & Statistics Bachelor's Degree Schools.
(College Factual, 2025)

Accelerated B.S. to M.S. in Mathematics

The accelerated Mathematics program offers high-achieving students a fast-track to both degrees in five years — saving time/tuition. Students can begin graduate coursework in their senior year to launch data science, finance, or tech careers with analytical skills.

Career Paths & Salary Ranges

Mathematics graduates are making an impact.

Financial Aid & Scholarships

All students are considered for merit scholarships when they apply for admission. Admitted students can find additional external scholarship opportunities through Scholarship Universe.

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Actuarial Science Minor

Prepare for the actuarial exams with a minor in Actuarial Science.

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Mathematics & Computer Science Dual Degree

Master theoretical foundations and practical applications through a unique integrated curriculum balancing hardware, software, and advanced mathematics for diverse careers.

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Mathematics & Economics

This unique STEM degree combines the precision of mathematics with the strategic thinking of economics, equipping you with the tools needed to excel in today’s competitive job market.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I find more information about my department?

Learn more about faculty achievements, events, faculty and staff:
Department of Mathematics and Statistics

Can I talk to someone before enrolling?

Call the department (806-742-2566) and ask for one of the advisors or Dr. Williams, the Associate Chair for Undergraduate Studies.

How do I choose a major?

The College of Arts & Sciences has an Arts & Sciences Undeclared (ASUD) designation.

Students with 30 hours or fewer qualify and work with Academic Success Advisors to determine their major while taking core requirements.

How do I get involved in research?

Students have several opportunities to pursue undergraduate research through the College of Arts & Sciences Undergraduate Research Academy (CASURA), Center for the Integration of STEM Education & Research (CISER) and Center for Transformative Undergraduate Experiences (TrUE).

Students can also contact faculty members, ask academic advisors and review departmental publications, bulletin boards and webpages for research opportunities.

What kind of scholarships and financial aid are available for incoming students, transfer students, and current students?

All students are considered for merit scholarships when they apply for admission. To be considered for other forms of aid, complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Use Texas Tech's school code 003644.

Admitted students can find additional internal and external scholarship opportunities through Scholarship Universe.

Prospective and incoming students can also connect with assigned financial aid advisors.

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