Mathematical Science B.S. | University of Houston-Clear Lake

An Education that Combines Theory and Practice

Your Bachelor of Science in Mathematical Sciences from University of Houston-Clear Lake will expose you to a number of mathematical disciples, including statistics, operations research and more. You’ll gain mastery of both the classical foundations of mathematics and the modern concern with numerical issues spawned by computers and technology in courses like Number Theory, Topology, Predicate Logic and Math Software Applications. All your courses provide hands-on research experience and access to state-of-the-art computer labs.

Your Career Opportunities are Greatly Enhanced

Many students pursue a career in education upon completing this degree, but you’ll have many other career options open to you in which your strong mathematical background will come into play. These include software engineer, actuary, computer systems analyst, computer programmer and mathematician. Women and minorities tend to be under-represented in careers that require a degree in mathematical sciences, so employers are particularly eager to seek qualified candidates to rectify those imbalances.
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Deadlines for Applying

Freshman Deadlines
Summer 2019

Priority - February 1
Final (Summer Session I) - June 10*
Final (Summer Session II) - July 15*
*Online application closes May 21. Freshman students applying after May 21 must submit all required documents along with paper application to the Office of Admissions.
Fall 2019

Priority - February 1
Final - August 1
Spring 2020

Priority - September 1
Final - December 1

Transfer Deadlines
Fall 2018

Priority – August 13
Final – August 27
Spring 2019

Priority – January 14
Final and Session Start – January 22
Summer 2019

Priority Deadline (Summer I and II)– May 28
Final (Summer I) – June 10
Final (Summer II) – July 15
Fall 2019

Priority - August 12
Final and Session Start - August 26

Summer I and II Priority Application deadline for undergraduate transfer, former and non-degree seeking undergraduate/graduate students. Students who apply after this date must submit all required documentation with their paper application in the Office of Admissions and will be processed for late registration.

International Deadlines
Fall

Priority – March 1
Final – June 1
Spring

Priority – August 1
Final – November 1
Summer

Priority – February 1
Final – April 20

Students interested in qualifying for scholarships &/or applying for visas outside the U.S. should apply and submit the application documents/test scores by the priority deadline

International freshmen applicants will not be accepted for Summer semester.