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Math for Real Life

There’s no better place to study what you love than Champlain College. We don’t just teach you advanced math—we help you put it to work!

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Transform Your Math Skills into a High-Paying Career in Today’s Data-Driven Industries

Businesses are desperately seeking professionals who can solve complex problems with mathematical expertise.

At Champlain, you’ll learn practical math applications from day one, mastering the exact analytical skills employers need—while building a resume that helps you secure positions in the highest-paying technical fields.

  • Applied Mathematics takes math beyond theory into practical, real-world applications that solve real-world problems. Today’s data-driven companies need professionals who can analyze information, optimize processes, and make predictions that drive business success. This high-demand field combines technical skills with problem-solving expertise that employers value across finance, technology, healthcare, and more.

  • At Champlain, you start solving real math problems immediately. While students at other colleges are still taking basic courses, you’ll already be:

    • Working with industry tools that analyze real data sets
    • Building practical skills that employers need right now
    • Applying mathematical models to actual business problems
    • Creating portfolio projects that demonstrate your abilities

    Our curriculum ensures you graduate with both foundational math knowledge and the specialized skills needed for today’s competitive job market. You’ll develop expertise that directly translates to in-demand roles in data analysis, financial modeling, and technology.

  • By the time you graduate, you will…

    • Solve complex business problems – Apply mathematical techniques to challenges in finance, technology, and more
    • Analyze data for insights – Use statistical methods to uncover patterns and make predictions
    • Create mathematical models – Build algorithms and simulations that optimize business operations
    • Use industry-standard tools – Master the software and programming languages employers require
    • Communicate technical findings – Present complex mathematical concepts to non-technical audiences
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Different By Design

Learn Through Real Projects

Apply mathematical concepts to actual problems from day one. Work on client projects and internships that build your resume while you’re still in school.

Customize Your Career Path

Choose from specialized electives that align with high-growth career fields like financial modeling, data science, cryptography, and risk analysis. Explore your unique passions with our applied electives. With the freedom to choose from a variety of courses, you’ll have flexibility to tailor your studies and make the most of your applied mathematics major.

Industry-Ready Skills

Our curriculum is designed with input from employers, ensuring you learn the exact mathematical applications needed in today’s job market.

$162k

Median salary for mathematicians according to Glassdoor.com, reflecting the high demand for their specialized skills.

11% Growth

Mathematician and statistician jobs are growing much faster than average according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics—creating exceptional opportunities for qualified candidates.

With endless ways to tailor your studies through a minor and electives, you can forge your own path to a career in whatever you want.

Sample Courses in the Applied Mathematics Major

Our Upside-Down Curriculum lets you dive into important courses in your Applied Mathematics major right away, gaining exposure to the interdisciplinary nature of the program. Here are a few highlights of the full Business Administration curriculum.

11% Growth

Job growth for Mathematicians and Statisticians is expected to be 11% between 2023 to 2033 by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics—far greater than the average.

Your Career Outlook

With a Champlain Applied Mathematics degree, you’ll be prepared for high-paying roles such as:

  • Data Analyst/Scientist
  • Financial Analyst
  • Actuary
  • Operations Research Analyst
  • Risk Management Specialist
  • Cryptography Expert
  • Statistical Consultant

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