By adding a minor in mathematics, you’ll be able to combine a solid foundation of calculus, differential equations, linear algebra, probability and statistics, and discrete math with another area of study. Through our theoretical and practical courses you’ll learn how to use mathematics as a daily tool and paradigm for thought—useful in any career you choose.
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Courses and skills
What skills will I develop?
With a mathematics minor, you’ll learn new ways of thinking mathematically, learn proof techniques, and hone your problem-solving skills.
A strong mathematical foundation
Your forge a solid mathematical base by studying subjects like calculus, differential equations, linear algebra, probability and statistics, and discrete math.
Apply mathematics to real-world scenarios
You'll gain the skills to apply mathematical theories and principles to concrete situations, preparing you for diverse careers that require sharp analytical and quantitative abilities.
Skills for any career
You’ll develop strong critical thinking, creative problem-solving, and excellent communication that will help you in nearly any job. And you’ll explore ways of thinking mathematically, using your problem-solving to break down complex problems into manageable steps.
Academic plans
Map out your time at Bethel—from day one to your diploma. Your course schedule is designed to help you grow, gain skills, and become who you’re meant to be.
Learning opportunities
What experiences will I have?
Hands-on learning is at the core of all Bethel majors. That means you’ll find numerous opportunities to get involved, apply what you’ve learned, and gain experience. And Bethel’s size and vibrant community will allow you to pursue ways to get involved right away.
Research
You'll have opportunities to collaborate with faculty on funded research projects in growing fields like actuarial science, operations research and differential equations.
Hands-on experiences
You’ll get to practice what you learn by being a peer tutor, student grader, or through internships.
Student clubs and organizations
Participate in student organizations like Bethel’s student chapters of the Mathematical Association of America (MAA) and the Mathematical Contest in Modeling (COMAP).
Real-world impact
How will this minor help my career goals?
Many companies hire math majors and minors, not just for their math knowledge but for their problem-solving skills!
Applicable math skills
With a foundation in mathematics, you’ll have strong skills and ways of thinking that can be applied to careers in education, business, engineering, and more.
High job placement rates
In addition to scoring well on national tests for math and computer science and on exams to license middle- and high-school math teachers, Bethel math grads experience high job placement rates after graduation.
Apply your faith to your career
As you wrestle with important questions and study from a Christian perspective, you’ll be well-equipped to glorify God wherever your career takes you.
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Visiting campus is the best way to learn about Bethel and our majors. As you try out academic and campus life at Bethel, you can attend a class, chat with students, meet professors and coaches, tour campus, and get a taste of life in our program.
Faculty mentors
Meet your professors
You’ll learn alongside faculty who are distinguished scholars and faithful Christians. They’ll know you by name and invest in your success. Professors are accessible and usually have an open-door policy so you can stop by with questions.
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Tuition and financial aid
We want you to understand from the beginning what a Bethel education costs. That’s why we made it simple. Beginning in the 2025-26 academic year, tuition for the College of Arts & Sciences will be $25,990—down from $44,050. This more accurately reflects what you can expect to pay, empowering you to make informed decisions and become who you're meant to be.
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