The Mathematics minor at Houston Christian University provides a strong foundation in mathematical theory, structures and applications. This 20 or 21 credit hour program combines pure and applied mathematics with computer applications to support modern career paths. Students develop analytical skills through coursework in calculus, linear algebra and advanced mathematics under experienced faculty.

Program Overview

Core requirements for the mathematics minor include:

Calculus I (4 hours)
Calculus II (4 hours)
Choice of Linear Algebra (3 hours) or Calculus III (4 hours)

Elective requirements include:

Nine additional hours in Mathematics at the 3000 level or above (excluding MATH 3302, 3304, 4201 and Special Topics courses).

Degree Plan

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Mathematics Major

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What Can I Do with a Math Minor from HCU?

The Mathematics minor serves as an excellent complement to majors across disciplines, from business and chemistry to engineering and computer science. The program’s emphasis on analytical thinking and problem-solving creates versatile graduates ready for careers in technology, finance, data science and education. Business majors can strengthen their quantitative analysis capabilities, science majors will deepen their theoretical foundations and education majors are prepared to teach mathematical concepts. This minor opens doors to graduate studies and careers where mathematical expertise drives innovation

Admissions & Aid

If you’re ready for a fulfilling journey in mathematics, Houston Christian University welcomes you to apply. Get started today: 

Minor in Mathematics at Houston Christian University

Contact your program coordinator for more information about the Mathematics minor.
David Meng, PhD
David Meng, PhD
Associate Professor of Mathematics and Engineering
Program Coordinator, Mathematics
281-649-3215