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Mathematics, B.A.

Program Transfer Guide
University of Maryland, Baltimore County

About the Program

The Department of Mathematics and Statistics offers major programs leading to Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts degrees in Mathematics and a Bachelor of Science in Statistics. For qualified students, the department offers a combined, five-year Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Master of Science in Applied Mathematics.
Special emphasis is placed on areas closely associated with applications, such as mathematical modeling, differential equations, numerical algorithms and statistical analysis. The university's state-of-the-art computing facilities are available to all students and are often used in conjunction with instruction.
UMBC successfully places students at many nearby employers of mathematicians and statisticians, including Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Social Security Administration, National Security Agency, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Northrop Grumman and Lockheed Martin. Many mathematics majors also pursue graduate degrees in mathematics and statistics, computer science, physics and engineering. Students go on to graduate programs at institutions such as Johns Hopkins University, Rice University, University of Illinois, Syracuse University and Indiana University. 
Within the BA and BS programs in Mathematics the following Areas of Concentration are available: Concentration toward Graduate Studies Concentration in Applied Mathematics Concentration in Optimization and Operations Research Concentration in Actuarial Science Concentration in Statistical Sciences Concentration in Mathematics Education 
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PTG Requirements

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Allegany College of Maryland Requirement
University of Maryland, Baltimore County Requirement
  • GEP: Arts and Humanities Take 3 GEP: Arts And Humanities courses. Courses Must Come From At Least 2 Different Academic Disciplines.
    9 credits
    Notes: Exclude PHIL
    No equivalency found. *
    Notes: May satisfy Supplementary requirement
    No equivalency found. *
    Notes: May satisfy Supplementary requirement
  • GEP: English Composition Complete one of these courses with a "C" grade or better.
    3 credits
    No equivalency found. *
  • GEP: Social Sciences Take 3 GEP: Social Science courses. Courses Must Come From At Least 2 Different Academic Disciplines.
    9 credits
  • GEP: Mathematics Take one GEP Mathematics or GEP Statistics course.
    3 - 4 credits
    Notes: Complete With A 'C' Grade Or Better for this major requirement.
  • GEP: Science Take one GEP: Science course.
    3 - 4 credits
    Notes: May also fulfil Supplementary Requirement
  • GEP: Science with a Lab Take one GEP: Science course with a laboratory.
    4 - 5 credits
    Take 1 course from the following 2
    Take the following
    Notes: May also fulfil Supplementary Requirement
    Take 1 course from the following 2
    No equivalency found. *
  • GEP: Culture Take 2 GEP: Culture courses.
    6 credits
  • GEP: Language 201 Take a foreign language through the 201 level.
    3 - 4 credits
    No equivalency found. *
    No equivalency found. *
    No equivalency found. *
    No equivalency found. *
    No equivalency found. *
    No equivalency found. *
    No equivalency found. *
    No equivalency found. *
    No equivalency found. *
    No equivalency found. *
    No equivalency found. *
    No equivalency found. *
    No equivalency found. *
  • Core Requirements Complete These Courses With A 'C' Grade Or Better.
    18 credits
    No equivalency found. *
    No equivalency found. *
Grand Total Credits
60
Completion of an associate's degree (A.A. /A.S.) at a public community college in Maryland is strongly recommended and, once earned, will satisfy most of UMBC's General Education Program (GEP) requirements. Edited NC 4/14/2025
* There is no Equivalency at Allegany College of Maryland. Check with your Advisor for an alternate course.