The Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics at the Kenneth P. Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences, University of Pittsburgh, is designed for students seeking a rigorous foundation in mathematical theory, quantitative methods, and practical problem solving. The program requires students to complete at least 40 credits in mathematics and statistics, allowing for different program emphases depending on their interests and career objectives. Core areas include calculus, linear algebra, statistics, applied analysis, differential equations, and numerical methods. The program prepares graduates for careers in industry, government, or further graduate study in mathematics and related fields. There are research opportunities and options for departmental honors involving advanced courses and a thesis under faculty supervision.