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Mathematics and Statistics Program

The Mathematics and Statistics program at the University of Missouri-Kansas City (UMKC) offers students the opportunity to be at the forefront of knowledge, discovering new insights in technology and business while developing mathematical, numerical, and statistical skills for successful careers in government, education, and research. A mathematics and statistics degree from UMKC emphasizes practical experience, preparing students for rewarding careers upon graduation. Students can personalize their education through tracks, including data analytics, actuarial, math teacher, and dual degree.

Program Details

• Program Type: Major
• Academic Unit: School of Science and Engineering
• Degree Type: Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science
• Standard credit hours: 120
• Delivery Mode: In-person
• Typical Program Length: 4 years
• Typical Course Load: 4-5 per semester
• Estimated Program Cost: $63,900
  • All rates or costs are for illustrative purposes only. Estimated cost is calculated by multiplying the appropriate 2025/2026 UMKC academic year resident rate by standard credit hours. Fees are NOT included in the calculation. Your hours and total costs may differ, depending on transfer hours, course choices, academic progress, program- and university-specific fees, and your qualified tuition rate.

Why UMKC

UMKC is deeply integrated into the community, providing students with exclusive opportunities to connect with area employers, gain hands-on experience, and make an impact in their areas of interest. The university offers award-winning faculty and staff who deliver direction and support to help students succeed in their careers. UMKC faculty and students are also involved in groundbreaking research in key areas of science, technology, healthcare, education, law, the arts, and the humanities.

After Graduation

The increasing role of big data in business, media, healthcare, and several other industries has led to a faster-than-average growth rate for mathematics occupations. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment of data analysts is projected to grow much faster than the average for all occupations in the next ten years. As businesses and organizations increasingly rely on data to drive decision-making, the demand for skilled professionals to collect, interpret, and analyze data will continue to rise.

Potential Careers

• Data analyst
• Math teacher
• Actuarial analyst
• Median salary/year: $111,786 (based on data from Lightcast.io for Data Scientists)

Potential Courses

Partial Differential Equations

Examine the basic concepts and methods for solving partial differential equations in science and engineering. Topics include separation of variables, Fourier series and integrals, wave equation, heat equation, and more.

Mathematical Modeling

Review analytical and numerical techniques for modeling and analysis of real-world problems in areas such as economics, engineering, biology, and physics.

Statistical Models for Life Contingencies

Understand the basic statistical theory of actuarial models for life uncertainties such as time of death. This course includes the study of multiple life and multiple decrement models, statistical models, and more.

Related Programs and Pathways

• B.S. Mathematics and Statistics/M.S. Mathematics (Major, Master's)
• Mathematics (Master's)
• Mathematics (Minor)

How to Apply

1. Gather your materials
   • Official transcripts
   • Names and locations of previous college(s) or high school(s) and dates you attended
   • Citizenship, residency, and visa information (if applicable)
   • ACT/SAT test scores (optional)
2. Complete the online application
   • No application fee for domestic undergraduate students — $75 for international students
3. Check admissions requirements
   • Some programs have specific admission requirements.

Application Dates

• To Start Classes in Fall: Apply by June 15, Classes begin in August
• To Start Classes in Spring: Apply by November 15, Classes begin in January

Estimated Tuition Per Semester

• Resident Rate: $7,988 (per semester)
• Heartland Rate: $10,882 (per semester)
• Nonresident Rate: $17,910 (per semester)
  • All rates or costs are for illustrative purposes only. Estimated cost is calculated by multiplying the appropriate 2025/2026 UMKC academic year resident rate by standard credit hours. Fees are NOT included in the calculation. Your hours and total costs may differ, depending on transfer hours, course choices, academic progress, program- and university-specific fees, and your qualified tuition rate. This rate calculation is based on a course load of 15 credit hours per semester.