Follow Your Direction with a Mathematics Degree from Northern Vermont University.
Mathematics students are excited by problem-solving, curious about a range of subjects, and interested in exploring the role of math in everyday life.
As a math student at either of our campuses, you’ll benefit from NVU’s small classes, and you’ll work closely with dedicated, supportive faculty who want to see you succeed. You will have opportunities to explore mathematics in a way that will make you stand out to potential employers when you graduate.
At Northern Vermont University, students interested in math have several options: At NVU-Johnson, you can pursue a bachelor of science, associate of science, or minor in mathematics. NVU-Lyndon students can earn a bachelor of arts or a minor in mathematics. Learn about what makes each campus program unique below.
View NVU – Lyndon Mathematics (B.A.) Degree Requirements
View NVU – Johnson Mathematics (B.S.) Degree Requirements
View NVU – Johnson Mathematics (A.S.) Degree Requirements
Secondary Licensure
Students who earn a bachelor’s degree in mathematics are eligible to pursue endorsement for secondary education teacher licensure.
Learn more about secondary licensure in mathematics at Johnson here.