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For Undergraduates
Mathematics Placement: Information about how to place into MAT courses
Placement Exam: Information about the placement exam
Call (313) 577-2479 to schedule an advising appointment. This includes students with questions about placement into MAT 0995, 1000, 1050, 1110, 1120, 1500, 1800, or 2010.
General information for undergraduate students
Mathematics Resource Center (MRC): Free mathematics tutoring offered by the Department of Mathematics
Emerging Scholars Program: Any student may apply
General information for non-majors
General information for mathematics majors
The Department of Mathematics offers a Bachelor of Arts with a major in mathematics as well as a Bachelor of Science with a major in mathematics. Students may obtain a bachelor's degree in mathematics concurrent with a secondary teaching certificate. They may also obtain another degree with a minor in mathematics. The department offers advanced courses for non-majors, and it participates in the Accelerated Graduate Enrollment Program (AGRADE) and the Honors Program.
The courses offered by the Department of Mathematics serve several purposes:
- They supply the mathematical preparation necessary for students specializing in the physical, life or social sciences, in business administration, in engineering, and in education.
- They provide a route by which students may achieve a level of competence to do research in any of several special mathematical areas.
- They allow students to prepare for work as mathematicians and statisticians in industry and government.
- They give an opportunity to all inquisitive students to learn something about modern mathematical ideas.
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