Applied Mathematics & Statistics Minor

Residential Minor in Applied Mathematics and Statistics
Build valuable analytical and problem-solving skills with a Minor in Applied Mathematics & Statistics from Liberty University. Designed to complement a wide variety of majors, this minor equips you with quantitative tools that can help you make sense of data and apply it across your field of study.
Coursework can cover topics such as probability and statistics, linear regression, experimental design in statistics, and applied mathematics – helping you develop the skills needed to collect, analyze, interpret, and communicate data effectively.
You’ll study under faculty with expertise in applied mathematics, statistics, quantitative research methods, and data analysis, gaining practical knowledge you can apply in a variety of disciplines and careers.
This minor is offered through the Mathematics Department and is open to students in any major but is primarily intended to supplement majors that would benefit from additional mathematical and statistical analysis. Students must complete MATH 131 before beginning the minor.
Academic Information: Residential Minor in Applied Mathematics & Statistics
Courses You Could Take
- Introduction to Experimental Design in Statistics (MATH 302)
- Differential Equations (MATH 334)
- Discrete Mathematics (MATH 350)
- Probability and Statistics II (MATH 411)
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