Most Popular Schools for Financial Mathematics Major & Degree Program

A program that focuses on the application of mathematics and statistics to the finance industry, including the development, critique, and use of various financial models. Includes instruction in probability theory, statistical analysis, numerical methods, computation and simulation methods, stochastic processes, economics, and financial markets and applications.

Rank	School Name	Students	% of Total	Total On-Campus Cost
1	University of Connecticut	224	3%	$32,404
2	Tulane University of Louisiana	175	5%	$72,296
3	Stevens Institute of Technology	171	6%	$69,292
4	George Washington University	150	2%	$71,930
5	University of Southern California	145	1%	$74,825
6	University of California-San Diego	136	1%	$32,838
7	Pepperdine University	135	6%	$73,002
8	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	135	1%	$30,102
9	Ohio State University-Main Campus	115	1%	$27,367
10	Boston College	107	3%	$73,092
11	University of California-Los Angeles	105	1%	$34,620
12	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	104	4%	$70,240
13	Boston University	103	1%	$72,618
14	University of Chicago	81	2%	$78,555
15	Brandeis University	77	4%	$73,335
16	University at Buffalo	75	1%	$27,758
17	University of Maryland-College Park	71	1%	$27,146
18	University of Cincinnati-Main Campus	63	1%	$27,476
19	University of Minnesota-Twin Cities	58	0%	$27,898
20	Clark University	54	6%	$56,650
21	Southern Methodist University	52	1%	$74,737
22	Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute	52	3%	$71,998
23	Vanderbilt University	49	2%	$70,146
24	Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus	47	1%	$28,776
25	University of North Carolina at Charlotte	47	1%	$23,694
26	CUNY Bernard M Baruch College	45	1%	$32,681
27	Temple University	41	0%	$33,004
28	Fordham University	40	1%	$74,265
29	New York University	39	0%	$73,566
30	Lehigh University	38	2%	$68,595
31	University of Portland	37	3%	$62,200
32	North Carolina State University at Raleigh	36	0%	$23,977
33	Washington University in St Louis	35	1%	$74,361
34	Bentley University	32	2%	$68,710
35	Sacred Heart University	30	1%	$60,580
36	Seattle University	29	1%	$61,608
37	Syracuse University	28	0%	$70,636
38	Princeton University	27	1%	$70,900
39	University of Oregon	20	0%	$27,366
40	Georgia State University	18	0%	$26,014
41	Worcester Polytechnic Institute	18	1%	$67,504
42	Babson College	17	2%	$70,378
43	Illinois Institute of Technology	16	1%	$65,386
44	University of Miami	14	0%	$68,460
45	Trinity University	13	2%	$58,840
46	Fairfield University	13	1%	$65,940
47	University of Kentucky	13	0%	$30,101
48	The University of Texas at Arlington	12	0%	$26,660
49	Whitman College	10	3%	$68,082
50	Wabash College	8	4%	$57,250
51	Carnegie Mellon University	7	0%	$72,283
52	Rochester Institute of Technology	7	0%	$57,401
53	Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University-Daytona Beach	7	1%	$53,250
54	Oklahoma State University-Main Campus	7	0%	$24,105
55	Pacific Lutheran University	6	1%	$56,784
56	Portland State University	6	0%	$26,085
57	University of Iowa	5	0%	$24,239
58	Seton Hall University	5	0%	$59,670
59	Purdue University-Main Campus	5	0%	$22,822
60	Lee University	4	0%	$31,150
61	University of New Haven	4	0%	$58,306
62	University of Dayton	4	0%	$59,230
63	University of Mount Union	4	1%	$43,795
64	Northern Illinois University	3	0%	$29,117
65	Knox College	3	1%	$58,324
66	Hofstra University	3	0%	$63,748
67	Wilson College	2	1%	$39,149
68	University of Missouri-St Louis	2	0%	$24,894
69	CUNY Brooklyn College	2	0%	$8,604
70	Johns Hopkins University	1	0%	$71,901
71	Anderson University	1	0%	$45,290
72	Asbury University	1	0%	$41,568
73	Blackburn College	1	1%	$31,990
74	Concordia College at Moorhead	1	0%	$51,798
75	LeTourneau University	1	0%	$44,420
76	Saint Vincent College	1	0%	$50,329

This list indicates the number of students that completed the Financial Mathematics program at the schools above.
It is not necessarily an indicator of academic rigor or quality of education.
Note that some schools do not have enough data to be ranked, and these schools will not appear in our lists.