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Mathematics programs in Maine span a remarkable $20,675 cost gap between University of Maine at Presque Isle's $10,028 net price and Bates College's $30,703. This gap reflects the state's mix of accessible public universities and selective liberal arts colleges. With Bath Iron Works employing engineers and data analysts for naval construction projects, mathematics graduates find opportunities in Maine's defense manufacturing sector alongside traditional academic and finance paths.
9
Programs
$10,028 – $30,703
Net Price Range
$67,101
Avg. Program Earnings
66.6%
Avg. Graduation Rate

9 Mathematics Programs

Program rankings
# School Net Price In-State Tuition Graduation Rate Acceptance Rate
1 $10,028 $8,990 37.7% 97.0%
2 $11,729 $10,920 46.3% 85.4%
3 $14,873 $10,989 52.8% 94.2%
4 $18,045 $12,606 56.4% 94.0%
5 $20,786 $64,910 95.6% 9.2%
6 $21,185 $14,746 61.4% 57.7%
7 $23,939 $66,600 90.2% 7.6%
8 $24,666 $42,834 68.5% 80.8%
9 $30,703 $63,478 90.6% 13.7%

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Bowdoin College's mathematics program worth its $20,786 net price?

Bowdoin achieves a 95.6% graduation rate while maintaining highly selective 9.19% acceptance standards. Mathematics graduates from Bowdoin earn $67,101 annually, reflecting the strong career outcomes that justify the investment for students who gain admission.

How do Maine's public universities compare in mathematics affordability?

University of Maine at Presque Isle offers the lowest net price at $10,028, though with a 37.7% graduation rate. University of Maine in Orono provides better completion rates at 56.4% for $18,045 net cost, making it a middle-ground option for mathematics students.

Does Maine Maritime Academy offer mathematics degrees despite its specialized focus?

Maine Maritime Academy provides mathematics programs at $21,185 net cost with 61.4% graduation rates. The 57.65% acceptance rate makes it more selective than typical public universities, reflecting its specialized maritime and engineering focus.

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