M.S. in Applied Mathematics

Entry Requirements for Postgraduate Programs

• Academic Qualifications: Prospective international postgraduate students are generally required to have a minimum academic qualification equivalent to a bachelor's degree with a 60% or above score.  

• English Language Proficiency: 

  • IELTS (International English Language Testing System):

    • Overall Score: 6.5.
    • No individual band score less than 6.
       

  • TOEFL iBT (Test of English as a Foreign Language, Internet-Based Test): Overall Score: 80.

  • PTE (Pearson Test of English): Score: 53.

Scholarship Opportunities for International Students at California Baptist University (CBU):

California Baptist University, providing financial support to international students through various scholarship programs. These scholarships aim to recognize academic excellence, leadership potential, and contributions to the university community. 

1. International Freshman Scholarships:

   • CBU offers merit-based scholarships for international freshman students based on their high school academic performance.
   • The scholarship amounts may vary, and eligibility is determined by factors such as GPA and standardized test scores.
      

2. Transfer Scholarships:

   • International transfer students may be eligible for scholarships based on their previous college or university academic achievements.
   • The scholarship amounts may vary, and eligibility criteria could include a minimum GPA from the previous institution.
      

3. Honors Program Scholarships:

   • Exceptional international students with a strong academic record may be invited to join the Honors Program, which comes with additional scholarship benefits.
   • The Honors Program provides a challenging academic curriculum and unique learning experiences.
      

4. Talent Scholarships:

   • CBU recognizes and rewards students with exceptional talents in areas such as music, arts, athletics, and more.
   • Talent scholarships are awarded based on auditions, portfolios, or performance evaluations.
      

5. CBU Grant for International Students:

   • The university may offer need-based grants to international students who demonstrate financial need.
   • Eligibility for the CBU Grant is determined through a thorough financial aid application process.
      

6. Church Matching Scholarship: CBU encourages students involved in church activities to explore the Church Matching Scholarship, where the university matches funds provided by a student's home church.

7. External Scholarships: International students are encouraged to explore external scholarship opportunities from government agencies, foundations, and organizations in their home countries.

8. Application Process: Eligibility criteria, application requirements, and deadlines for scholarships may vary. 

9. Continuation Criteria: Some scholarships may have continuation criteria, requiring students to maintain a certain GPA or meet specific academic benchmarks to renew their scholarship for subsequent years.

10. Global Leadership Scholarship: This scholarship is designed for international students who have demonstrated leadership skills and a commitment to making a positive impact in their communities.

California Baptist University's M.S. in Applied Mathematics program is not just an educational pursuit; it's a transformative journey that positions graduates at the forefront of applied mathematical research and application. With a commitment to academic excellence, practical experiences, and a curriculum aligned with industry needs, students emerge as adept applied mathematicians ready to tackle complex challenges across diverse sectors.

1. Data Scientist: Graduates can pursue roles as data scientists, leveraging their mathematical skills to analyze and interpret complex datasets, extract insights, and inform data-driven decision-making.

2. Financial Analyst: With a focus on applied mathematics, graduates can work as financial analysts, using mathematical models to assess investment risks, analyze market trends, and guide financial strategies.

3. Operations Research Analyst: Those inclined towards optimization can become operations research analysts, applying mathematical methods to streamline processes, improve efficiency, and solve logistical challenges.

4. Statistical Analyst: Graduates can pursue roles as statistical analysts, designing experiments, collecting data, and applying statistical methods to draw meaningful conclusions in various industries.

5. Quantitative Analyst: With expertise in quantitative analysis, graduates can work as quantitative analysts in finance, utilizing mathematical models to evaluate financial instruments, assess risk, and inform investment decisions.

6. Biostatistician: Those interested in the healthcare field can become biostatisticians, applying statistical methods to analyze biological and medical data, contributing to advancements in healthcare research.

7. Mathematical Modeler: Graduates can excel as mathematical modelers, developing and refining mathematical models to simulate real-world processes, from scientific phenomena to economic systems.

8. Research Scientist: Those inclined towards research can pursue roles as research scientists, contributing to advancements in academia, industry, or government research institutions.

9. Technology Consultant: Graduates can work as technology consultants, providing expertise to businesses on the implementation of mathematical models, algorithms, and data analytics tools.

10. Educator/Professor: With a passion for education, graduates can enter the academic field, becoming educators or professors, imparting their knowledge and inspiring the next generation of mathematicians.

11. Environmental Analyst: Those interested in environmental science can work as environmental analysts, using mathematical models to analyze and address environmental challenges.

12. Supply Chain Analyst: Graduates can contribute to supply chain optimization as supply chain analysts, utilizing mathematical models to enhance efficiency in logistics and distribution.

13. Telecommunications Analyst: With the increasing complexity of telecommunications networks, graduates can work as analysts, using mathematical models to optimize network performance and reliability.

14. Government Analyst: Graduates can pursue roles in government agencies, using their mathematical expertise to analyze and interpret data for policy development and decision-making.

15. Technology Researcher: Those interested in technological advancements can become technology researchers, contributing to the development of new algorithms, software, and mathematical approaches.