Mathematics/Statistics and Computer Science, Integrated, B.S.

Students in the Mathematics/Statistics and Computer Science program will develop a deep understanding of the mathematical foundation and acquire practical computing skills to solve challenging problems. There are many career possibilities with this educational background. This degree can be applied in all industries and employment sectors. Some examples include: 

• Finance and investment analyst
• Data & business analyst
• Modeling analyst
• Software engineer
• Data engineer
• Machine learning analyst
• Statistician
• Data scientist
• Cryptographer

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics indicates there were 34,600 mathematicians and statisticians employed across the United States in 2024. On average, about 2,700 openings for mathematicians and statisticians are projected each year. There is great demand for mathematicians and statisticians, as the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects an 8% increase from 2024-2034, much faster than average for all occupations.
 

This integrated major provides students with a combination of in-depth knowledge of mathematical foundations and technical computer science skills. It is intended for careers that require a strong computer science foundation and a strong mathematical/statistical background. We have provided a degree map for students pursuing B.S. in Mathematics/Statistics and Computer Science, Integrated.
 

Degree Maps 2025-2026

Honors Program/University Scholars

A University Honors/Scholar Program student will be able to graduate with Honors in Mathematics/Statistics and Computer Science by completing the general requirements of the Honors or University Scholars Program and all of the following:

1. Satisfy all requirements for the Mathematics/Statistics and Computer Science major;
2. Complete three 400-level CIS or MTH/STA Honors Contract courses, for a total of 9 honor credits.
3. Complete three credits of Honors Research (CIS 495H) or Honors Project (MTH 496H, in place of MTH 496) with a C or better grade. CIS 495H should be conducted jointly with a Computer Science faculty. MTH 496H requires all the requirements of MTH 496, plus an oral presentation of the student’s work and should be conducted jointly with a Mathematics/Statistics faculty.
    

Learn more about the BS Mathematics/Statistics and Computer Science Integrated program and admissions requirements

Dr. Shawn Ryan

Advisor for MTH/STA Majors and Minor
Office: RT 1538
Email: s.d.ryan@csuohio.edu
Advising Appointments can be made through Starfish or via email.
 

There are a variety of scholarships available for incoming freshman and transfer students. Please see details below about how to apply for these scholarships.  We also provide a Roadmap to Financial Aid that simplifies the process. Students are encouraged to fill out the FAFSA form for consideration of all types of financial aid.

Learn more about scholarships here

Learn more by requesting information or contacting a program staff member directly.
 

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Program Director

Dr. Shawn Ryan

Undergraduate Program Director
Office: RT 1538
Email: s.d.ryan@csuohio.edu