Applied Mathematics Major
Study Applied Mathematics at Azusa Pacific University
In the applied math program, you will experience excellent teaching in a supportive community with a faith-based focus that will give you insight in how your personal faith and values can work with your technical skills in math to help you make a difference in the world. We'll help prepare you for a variety of careers in science, industry, business, government, and the education and nonprofit sectors. You can also secure internships with organizations like the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (part of NASA) and the National Security Agency (NSA) and build contacts in the field and substantial experience on your résumé.
Program at a Glance
Application Deadline
Early Action (Freshmen Only)
- November 15
Regular Decision
- March 1 priority application deadline
- June 1 final deadline
- August 1 final transfer deadline
Program Information
- Program Units: 59-63
Location
- Azusa (Main Campus)
Gain Hands-on Experience
- Solve problems through mathematical models, computational algorithms, and by analyzing results.
- Participate in original research projects alongside faculty.
- Apply skills through hands-on internship experiences.
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Taylor Mabuni ’21: More Than a Carpenter
Taylor Mabuni ’21 combined applied mathematics with business and leadership, launching him into a successful career in construction.
Program Details
Students in the applied mathematics major learn to solve problems from a variety of disciplines by developing mathematical models, applying computational algorithms, and analyzing results. The applied mathematics major allows students to choose either the standard track or one of three concentrations: Actuarial Science Concentration, Computer Science Concentration, Physics Concentration, or Statistics and Data Science Concentration.
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Military Benefits
Military members—and in some cases their spouses and dependents—qualify for financial assistance covering tuition, housing, and books. Azusa Pacific is a Yellow Ribbon University and Military Friendly School, so you can be confident that you’ll receive the benefits and flexibility you need to complete your education.
Student Employment
On-campus student employment is available for students needing additional income to pay for education-related expenses. APU students also find work off campus in the surrounding community.
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Career Outlooks and Outcomes
Featured Faculty
Edwin Ding
Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science, Engineering, Math, Physics, and Statistics
Bradley McCoy
Chair and Professor, Department of Computer Science, Engineering, Math, Physics, and Statistics
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