Bachelor's in Mathematics - Statistics

Turn data into insights that drive better decisions. The Statistics concentration within UNC Greensboro’s Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics prepares you to collect, analyze, and interpret data in an increasingly data-driven world. You’ll build a strong foundation in statistical methods, mathematical reasoning, and quantitative analysis while developing skills that are in demand across business, healthcare, government, technology, and research.

Designed for students seeking flexibility within a liberal arts environment, the concentration combines coursework in mathematics and statistics with opportunities to explore other academic interests. Whether you plan to pursue a career in data analysis, applied statistics, or graduate study, you’ll gain the tools to solve complex problems and make evidence-based decisions.

B.A. in Mathematics – statistics Concentration Highlights

• Turn data into meaningful insights. Build the statistical and analytical skills needed to uncover patterns, evaluate evidence, and make informed decisions in an increasingly data-driven world.
• Apply mathematics to real-world challenges. Develop practical skills in probability, statistical modeling, and quantitative analysis while exploring how data informs solutions in business, healthcare, government, research, and technology.
• Work with faculty mentors on meaningful projects. Engage in undergraduate research and other scholarly opportunities that allow you to apply statistical concepts, strengthen your analytical skills, and gain valuable experience.
• Learn from accomplished statisticians and mathematicians. Study with faculty who are active scholars and researchers, bringing current industry knowledge and innovative research into the classroom.
• Get a head start on graduate study in statistics. Through UNCG’s Accelerated Master’s Program (AMP), qualified students can earn both a bachelor’s degree in Mathematics and a Master of Science in Applied Statistics in as little as five years.

THE statistics Concentration STUDENT EXPERIENCE

• Work with real-world data. Gain hands-on experience working with data and solving practical challenges. Students have contributed to projects with organizations such as Cone Health and the Greensboro Police Department.
• Build professional skills through experiential learning. Through applied projects, presentations, and collaborative work, you’ll strengthen your ability to analyze data, communicate findings, and solve complex problems.
• Connect with a supportive mathematics community. Get involved with the Math Club and the student chapter of the Association for Women in Mathematics. These organizations provide opportunities to network, build friendships, and explore careers.
• Develop meaningful relationships with faculty and peers. Small classes and a collaborative environment make it easy to seek mentorship, ask questions, and connect with other mathematics students.
• Explore opportunities beyond the classroom. From guest speakers and student organizations to research presentations and professional development activities, you’ll find ways to deepen your mathematical knowledge and expand your network.

AFTER GRADUATINg with a bachelor of Arts in Mathematics – Statistics

The Statistics concentration at UNC Greensboro prepares graduates to collect, analyze, and interpret data to solve complex problems and support informed decision-making. Students develop strong skills in statistical reasoning, quantitative analysis, problem-solving, and communication while gaining experience working with data in real-world contexts.

Graduates pursue careers in business, healthcare, technology, government, finance, education, and other data-driven industries. Alumni have found employment with organizations such as IBM, Atlantic BT, Evonik Industries, Zenergy Technologies, MercuryGate International, Guilford County Schools, and Johnston County Schools. The concentration also provides excellent preparation for graduate study in statistics, data science, actuarial science, mathematics, economics, operations research, computer science, and related fields. Graduates have continued their education at institutions including Wake Forest University, Texas A&M University, Smith College, Clemson University, and the University of Washington.

Potential Career Paths