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The Bachelor of Science in
Mathematical Modeling for Business is a unique and innovative
program that integrates computer skills and mathematical theory with
practical applications in economics, finance and general business.
This multi-disciplinary program, co-sponsored with Maryville’s John
E. Simon School of Business, enhances the employment opportunities
of mathematically oriented students in a wide variety of fields in
the world of business and finance.
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Possessing strong mathematical skills provides an enormous
advantage in today's business environment. The top five
careers in the Jobs Rated Almanac (published by World
Almanac) all involve mathematics, statistics or computer Science. At
Maryville University, our programs in the Mathematical Sciences are
career oriented, with the express purpose of preparing students for
satisfying and rewarding professionals in business and education.
Maryville students with an aptitude for mathematical thinking will
learn to engage in rigorous and creative problem solving across a
wide range of disciplines, developing the skills to enter these
top-rated careers.
The major in Mathematical Modeling for Business is designed to
prepare students with an interest in mathematics for a variety of
careers in finance and investments, marketing, statistics and
business systems analysis. Mathematical modeling for Business,
built on many of the same courses as the Actuarial Science program,
is a unique and innovative approach toward training students for
business careers in the information age. Computer training begins in
the freshman year and is integrated throughout the curriculum.
Students quickly achieve the necessary skills to apply technology,
both in the classroom and in the workplace.
Over the years, we have established strong ties with the local
actuarial and business community. Some of our classes are
taught by practicing actuaries and computer professionals. Even
before graduation, many students work at businesses, insurance
companies and actuarial consulting firms, either through internships
or cooperative education, thus gaining valuable on-the-job
experience. Employers compete to hire our students, and
opportunities abound in the St. Louis area and elsewhere.
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