The Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics can be earned by completing any one of three concentrations: • Concentration in Mathematics for Advanced Study (48 units): prepares students for graduate study of mathematics. • Concentration in Mathematics for Liberal Arts (42 units): intended for students planning non-technical careers. • Concentration in Mathematics for Teaching (45 units): matches the state-approved subject matter program for the single-subject credential in mathematics.

The Advanced Study concentration is for students who plan to pursue a masters or doctoral degree in mathematics. Students who choose this concentration will obtain a solid foundation in the cornerstones of advanced mathematics: linear algebra, abstract algebra, vector analysis, real analysis, and complex analysis.