Left-brain people apply here. You know who you are. You like numbers a lot and numbers come easy for you. And guess what? Your analytical and problem solving skills are huge assets in businesses across the board. Mathematical models are used for projections in chemical and biological processes, astronomical trajectories and urban development to name just a few. Algorithms are used to increase efficiency in known processes. 

So why not develop and invest your natural talent and your tools of choice—math and computer science—to build a fulfilling and lucrative career. The short list includes math teacher, cryptologist, statistician, engineer, budget analyst, controller, computer analyst, computer programmer, demographer and many more. 

At L&C you will study all the way up the food chain of numbers, from arithmetic to algebra, geometry, trigonometry, calculus and statistics to differential equations, finite mathematics and mathematical modeling. You’ll use math in practical applications and real-life situations and have the opportunity to learn more about business mathematics and technical mathematics in particular. In sum, you can max out on your math cravings. 

Jobs abound in both the private and public sectors. Collecting, storing, organizing and analyzing data is essential to all industries and businesses and governmental agencies, for development of systems or products or services. Math is the means to these ends. Mathematicians know the math. Those with math and science degrees earn significantly higher starting pay than their peers in liberal arts disciplines.