课程名称：BA in Mathematics
- 授予学位：学士学位 (Bachelor degree)
- 授予机构：University Of California, Berkeley
- 学院：College of Letters and Science, Department of Mathematics
课程介绍：
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This program provide excellent preparation for advanced degrees in math, physical sciences, economics, and industrial engineering as well as graduate study in business, education, law, and medicine. It also prepare students for post-baccalaureate positions in business, technology, industry, teaching, government, and finance.
- 国际学生入学要求：
Applicants should complete the ACT Assessment plus Writing Test or the SAT Reasoning Test. In addition, all applicants must complete two SAT Subject Tests in different subject areas selected from history, literature, mathematics (Math Level 2 only), science or a language other than English. Students who are California resident with a GPA of 3.0 or above in the required courses, must achieve the test score total indicated in the University’s Freshman Eligibility Index. Nonresidents must attain a minimum 3.4 GPA in the A–G courses and the test score total indicated in the Eligibility Index under Non-California Residents, or meet eligibility requirements by examination alone.
Both major programs require a lower-division base of Mathematics 1A-1B and 53 and 54. Courses 16A-16B are not an acceptable alternative. Math 1A-1B must be completed with an average grade of C or better; Math 53 and 54 must be completed with minimum grades of C in each. Transfer students should contact an undergraduate adviser in 962, 964, or 965 Evans Hall about requirements for admission to the major. Eight upper-division courses are required for either major. The courses are: (a) Four core courses 104, 110, 113 and 185; (b) two semi-electives: select one course from each of two of the following three subject areas: I. Computing (128A); II. Geometry (130, 140, 141, 142); III. Logic and foundations (125A, 135); (c) Two upper division math electives. With the approval of the major adviser, students may count two mathematically theoretical courses in computer science, statistics, physics, astronomy, mathematical economics, or other sciences toward requirements for the major in mathematics.