Mathematics
Mathematics impacts all sectors of society, and those with a mastery of numbers and mathematical concepts have a huge competitive advantage.
Engage in research with faculty and on your own that will prepare you for some of today’s most innovative, challenging, and lucrative careers.While obtaining a degree in Mathematics you will become a master of analysis and problem-solving, honing your quantitative skills. You can go beyond classroom learning through research opportunities that will prepare you for some of today’s most innovative and challenging careers and top masters and doctorate programs.
Top Reasons
Individualized Attention
Paired with small class sizes, you will receive personal attention to your particular goals and have easy access to faculty expertise.Graduate Acceptance
Our mathematics graduates are accepted into the nation’s top masters and doctorate programs at schools, such as Duke, Wake Forest, Temple, and Auburn.Guaranteed Internship
At Florida Southern, you’re guaranteed an internship so you can see firsthand what it means to use math for a living.Independent Studies
At Florida Southern, our low student-faculty ratio allows students opportunity for an independent study with any faculty on any topic.Meet Our Mocs
Andrea Morris
Ansleigh Russell
Anthony Stefan
Your FSC Experience
All of our first-year students begin by developing a camaraderie with other math majors through their learning communities. Learning communities are designed to help students persist in their studies and are focused on problem-based, integrative, and collaborative learning.
In addition to first-year learning communities, you can go beyond classroom learning and engage in research with faculty. Develop your professional credentials by presenting your collaborative research findings at regional, national and international conferences.
Supplement your classroom learning with an internship or experiential learning activity. Our majors intern in various industries and gain valuable real-world experience.
Featured Faculty
Susan Serrano
Participating in a differential Equations Modeling Challenge
SCUDEM hosted by SIMIODE
The challenge is comprised of students in teams of three choosing a problem to model. Each team has a few weeks to develop a model and analyze it. At the end of the time, all the teams present their solutions for other teams to see. This type of event is a great way to meet students from other schools, and to see how other students thought about the same problem. FSC has been participating in SCUDEM since 2019. The teams that completed the challenge in 2019 and in 2020 both published their model summaries as experiential articles.
“Using Differential Equations to Model Predator-Prey Relations as Part of SCUDEM Modeling Challenge”
Students: Nathan Hallmark, Zachary Fralish, Jonathan Marshal
Accepted for publication in the Int. Electronic Journal of Math. Education (Jan., 2021)
“Using Differential Equations to Model Predator-Prey Relations as Part of SCUDEM Modeling Challenge”
Students: Anthony Stefan, Zachary Fralish, Bernard Tyson III
Accepted for publication in Rose-Hulman Undergraduate Math Journal (Aug, 2019)
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Program Details
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Admission Requirements
First-Years
All freshman applicants to Florida Southern Colleges full-time degree programs must submit the following information:
- A completed application form
- An official high school transcript
- SAT and/or ACT scores (unless applying Test-Optional)
- Academic recommendation
Transfers
Applying to Florida Southern as a transfer student is easy.
- A completed application form
- Personal statement
- All official college transcripts
- Social standing form
If transferring less than 24 credits, we also need your:
- Official high school transcript
- SAT and/or ACT scores
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Program Contact
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Susan Serrano, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Mathematics
Department Chair
Polk Science - 141
863.680.4331
863.680.3970
