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Montclair State University delivers Applied Mathematics at just $14,159 net cost, making it nearly $25,000 cheaper than Stevens Institute of Technology's $40,468 price tag. This cost difference matters in New Jersey's finance and pharmaceutical sectors, where mathematical modeling drives drug development at companies like Merck and Johnson & Johnson. With the state's TAG grant supporting in-state students, public universities offer clear value advantages for mathematics careers.
6
Programs
$14,159 – $40,468
Net Price Range
68.2%
Avg. Graduation Rate

6 Applied Mathematics Programs

Program rankings
# School Net Price In-State Tuition Graduation Rate Acceptance Rate
1 $14,159 $14,766 64.3% 91.3%
2 $18,778 $30,680 31.1% 78.2%
3 $19,407 $16,586 67.6% 73.9%
4 $23,519 $17,239 85.0% 66.3%
5 $28,921 $51,370 71.5% 75.1%
6 $40,468 $60,952 89.9% 46.2%

Frequently Asked Questions

What explains the massive cost gap between New Jersey's cheapest and most expensive Applied Mathematics programs?

Stevens Institute of Technology costs $40,468 compared to Montclair State's $14,159, reflecting the private versus public divide. Stevens maintains a selective 46% acceptance rate and 90% graduation rate, while Montclair accepts 91% of applicants with a 64% graduation rate.

How do graduation rates vary among affordable Applied Mathematics options in New Jersey?

Bloomfield College shows just 31% of students graduating despite relatively low costs at $18,778. Rutgers campuses perform much better, with New Brunswick reaching 85% graduation rates at $23,519 net cost and Newark achieving 68% at $19,407.

Does attending a more expensive program guarantee better career outcomes in New Jersey's job market?

Stevens commands the highest costs but also the strongest graduation rate at 90% and most selective admissions. However, Rutgers New Brunswick delivers 85% graduation rates at $23,519, offering strong preparation for the state's pharmaceutical and finance industries at lower cost.

Net price reflects the average cost after grants and scholarships for first-time, full-time students. See our methodology for details.