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Where Challenge Meets Clarity

Real-world math. Real student impact.

Caitlyn didn’t start out as a Math major—but when she realized the math behind engineering is what she loved most, she changed course. Now she’s thriving in a program that blends critical thinking, real data, and hands-on experience with rocket launches, coding in R and experimental design. At UW-Green Bay, you’ll find a collaborative community where math isn’t just about equations—it’s about solving problems that matter. Whether you’re calculating rocket thrust or analyzing battery performance, you’ll develop the tools to lead in data-driven industries.

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In-Demand

The career outlook for math and stats is strong. Data literacy skills are in high demand in today's workforce. 

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High Salary

$65,000 is the average starting salary of math majors in the U.S. (Source: Labor Market for Recent College Graduates)

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Lead with Logic

Why you should major in math or stats.

With a degree in mathematics or statistics, you'll develop sharp analytical and logical thinking skills that will empower you to lead confidently in any field. From solving complex problems to inventing new solutions, math equips you with the tools you need to thrive in today's fast-paced world. So, embrace the challenge and open doors to endless opportunities with the power of math by your side.

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A Formula for Success

There are a lot of variables in the equation of college success. Whether you're solving for x or exploring the nuances of statistical analysis, with the right support, expert instructors and extracurricular involvement, you'll find the solution that leads to your goals.

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Academic Support

Afraid of struggling in math? It's only natural. Math and stats is a challenging discipline, but fear not. Help is available. The Learning Center provides free tutoring for your math and stats courses as well as academic success coaching resources.

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Expert Instructors

A big part of your success in mathematics and statistics depends on the expertise and dedication of your instructors. Our faculty members are not only experts in their fields but also passionate educators committed to helping you excel.

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Math & Stat Club

You don't need to be a math major to join the UW-Green Bay Math and Stat Club! It's a place for individuals with an interest in math to connect. Share your own experiences, what motivates your mathematical journey, and discover things you may have never considered.

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Strong Basic Math

A strong foundation in math fundamentals helps ensure student success. Some students may benefit from taking preparatory math before diving into core math classes. Courses, like MATH 094 and MATH 099, are available to develop those basic math skills.

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Math is All around us

Develop critical thinking, problem solving, logical reasoning, and find truth.  

Mathematics is the universal language that permeates every aspect of our lives, from the intricate patterns of nature to the algorithms driving our digital world. It's more than solving equations. Whether you're analyzing data to make informed decisions, designing efficient systems or unraveling complex puzzles, the skills you'll develop are indispensable. By mastering mathematical concepts, you're not only gaining a deeper understanding of the world but also unlocking doors to diverse career paths.

Caitlyn Hendricks

Passion for Math

“I came to UWGB originally doing engineering and realized that I loved the core of math within it more, so I steered back to math...My favorite course was probably Applied Regression Analysis. We just worked collaboratively a lot together, so it was very tight-knit, and I got to become very close to the other people in my class, which was super important to me. You know, Calc 3 sounds very daunting. You hear calculus, and everybody kind of gets a little nervous, but Calculus 3 can be really fun, and that was probably one of my favorites, too."

Caitlyn Hendricks '25
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If you've got questions about mathematics or statistics classes, we're here to help. Solving problems is kind of our thing.

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