School of Education · Bachelor of Arts

Bachelor's in Mathematics Education

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Program Overview

Inspiring Students to Excel.

Prepare to teach mathematics to students in grades 9–12 through Maryville's Mathematics Education program. You'll develop a strong foundation in mathematics while gaining extensive classroom experience in secondary schools throughout the St. Louis region. Through field placements, professional education coursework and partnerships with local school districts, you'll graduate ready to help students build confidence, solve problems and succeed in mathematics.

What sets the program apart

    • Begin classroom practicum experiences during your sophomore year with weekly field placements.
    • Complete experiences in at least three partner school districts before student teaching.
    • Develop your teaching skills through project-based learning and award-winning education assignments.
    • Learn from faculty committed to expanding educational opportunities through community partnerships and outreach.
    • Graduate prepared to teach mathematics in grades 9–12 with extensive classroom experience in diverse school settings.

High School Education Program

 
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Why Maryville

Why Choose Mathematics Education at Maryville?

Class Size14

Average Class Size

SupportLife Coaching Team

A dedicated team of life coaches helps you personalize your education

Career Outcomes98%

Career outcomes rate for Maryville graduates

Financial Aid$59M+

Awarded in scholarships and aid last year

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  • Spring 2027 Start Date: January 11
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Career Outlook

What can I do with this degree?

Mathematics teachers help students develop logical reasoning, analytical thinking and problem-solving skills that prepare them for college, careers and everyday life. As STEM education continues to grow in importance, qualified mathematics teachers remain essential in helping students build the confidence and quantitative skills needed for future success.

Maryville's Mathematics Education program combines rigorous mathematics coursework with extensive classroom experience beginning early in the program. Through practicum placements, professional partnerships and student teaching, you'll graduate prepared to teach mathematics in grades 9–12 and inspire students to become confident mathematical thinkers.

Career Paths

Teach algebra, geometry, statistics, calculus and other mathematics courses while helping students build confidence, critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
Create engaging mathematics lessons that prepare students for advanced coursework, college and STEM careers.
Teach interdisciplinary STEM concepts while helping students connect mathematics to science, engineering and technology.
Develop mathematics curriculum, instructional resources and assessments that support student achievement.
Support mathematics teachers through coaching, mentoring and professional development that strengthens classroom instruction.
Coordinate mathematics education initiatives, outreach programs and curriculum implementation for schools and educational organizations.
$65,220Median Annual Salary

Median annual salary for high school teachers.

64,000Annual Job Openings

Projected average annual openings for high school teachers.

1%Projected Job Growth

Projected employment growth from 2023 to 2033.

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook. Career statistics represent high school teachers, one of the primary career paths for graduates of Maryville's Mathematics Education program. Actual outcomes vary based on employer, location, experience and geographic location.

Admission Requirements, Curriculum & Courses

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Tuition, Cost & Savings

How you can afford an education.

An investment in your future shouldn't be out of reach. Maryville offers multiple paths to reduce your out-of-pocket cost — and our team will help you find every one you qualify for.

Ways to Save

Scholarship OpportunitiesMerit and need-based awards for qualifying students.
Transfer CreditApply previously earned credits toward your degree.
Benefits for MilitaryTuition assistance and GI Bill benefits for those who served.

Estimated tuition cost breakdown

Full-Time Tuition$25,766
Fees*$2,600
Estimated total cost**$28,366

*Fees can include digital course materials and textbooks/lab materials.

**Estimated cost does not include room and board or meal plans.

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Accreditation

Maryville is accredited.

Maryville University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC), an institutional accreditation agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.

Honors & Rankings

  • Kiplinger Best College Values 2019Ranked among the best values in private colleges by Kiplinger's Personal Finance.
  • Forbes America's Top Colleges 2018Ranked among “America's Top Colleges” by Forbes.
  • Ranked No. 1 in social mobility among private universities in St. Louis.
  • Best for Vets Colleges 2022 Military Times. We made the list!Named Best for Vets among colleges by Military Times.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Graduates are prepared for Missouri certification to teach mathematics in grades 9–12, subject to meeting all state licensure requirements.
Students begin practicum experiences during their sophomore year, spending time each semester in secondary classrooms while working alongside experienced teachers.
Yes. Students complete field experiences in at least three partner school districts, providing experience with diverse learners and a variety of school environments.
Yes. The program culminates with a supervised student teaching experience that prepares graduates to confidently lead their own secondary mathematics classroom.
Students benefit from extensive field experiences, project-based learning, strong professional partnerships with local schools and faculty dedicated to preparing highly effective mathematics educators.
Graduates may also pursue careers in curriculum development, instructional coaching, STEM education, mathematics education leadership and educational program coordination.