Applicants to the Master of Science in Mathematics program should have completed at least seven undergraduate courses in pure or applied mathematics beyond nine hours of calculus.  Some courses in applied mathematics may be from physics or engineering.

Applicants to the Master of Arts in Mathematics for High School Teachers or for Middle School Teachers must have fulfilled the requirements of their state for certification or licensure to teach mathematics in high school or elementary/middle school respectively, with an undergraduate mathematics grade point average of at least 2.5.  Other teachers of high school or middle school mathematics may be admitted to the programs on a provisional status until they can demonstrate the ability to succeed in the program.

All prospective students should arrange for a conference with a member of the Mathematics Department before registration.