Mathematics/Statistics and Economics, Integrated, B.A.

Students graduating with this degree can continue on to a Masters or PhD program in Economics, Finance, Accounting, and other related fields, pursue a law degree, or work in a variety of different jobs such as:

• Actuary
• Budget analyst
• Credit analyst
• Economic analyst
• Economic consultant
• Financial adviser
• Financial analyst
• Healthcare data analyst
• Insurance analyst
• Public policy adviser
• International trade specialist
• Investment manager
• Market analyst
• Mortgage loan associate
• Pricing analyst
• Quantitative analyst
• Real estate analyst
• Statistician. 

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.
 

Economics is a social science that seeks to model the behavior of economic agents (consumers, workers, firms, and government agencies) in an effort to explain the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services in a world where scarcity exists. Mathematicians use theory, computational techniques, algorithms and computer technology to solve problems in various fields, including economics, business, finance, and social sciences. This major gives students a balanced education in both Economics and Mathematics/Statistics. We have provided a degree map for students pursuing B.A. in Mathematics/Statistics and Economics, Integrated
 

Degree Maps 2025-2026
 

Honors Program/University Scholars Requirements

A University Honors/Scholars Program student will be able to graduate with Honors/Scholars in Mathematics/Statistics and Economics 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 Economics (B.A.) major.
2. Honors contract one 300/400 level ECN elective and one 400 level MTH/STA elective from the approved electives for Mathematics/Statistics and Economics B.A. major, for a total of 6 honors credits. These courses may be counted toward the major as well.
3. Honors contract ECN 428 or take MTH 496H. This would also meet the capstone requirement toward the major.
    

Learn more about the BA Mathematics/Statistics and Economics 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.
 

Apply here!

Program Director

Dr. Shawn Ryan

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