3.8/5Overall

Ratings at University of California-Los Angeles

9 reviews · 8 verified · 67% recommend

Enjoyment
4.1-0.2
Career Prospects
3.4-0.3
Difficulty
3.7-0.2
Workload
3.9+0.2
Math Required
4.8
Writing & Analysis
3.1+0.2
University of California-Los Angeles
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Student Reviews

Enjoyment & fitMixedGraduated
Enjoyment 4/5
Would not recommend

Need to love math theory and application in more conceptual basis.

Advice & things to knowCriticalSenior Verified
Would not recommend

Its horrible. If you really want to do something, major in some applied field.

Support & communityPositiveFreshman Verified

I love this major everyone is so nice and amazing and great!

Courses & teachingPositiveFreshman Verified
Math required 5/5Writing & analysis 3/5

I love math, the program here when you reach the upper division classes is really good, the teachers do want you to learn they aren’t there just to test you and everyone is so passionate.

Support & communityPositiveSenior Verified

I love the people the most as part of my major, although I do appreciate how it teaches you to think!

Enjoyment & fitPositiveSenior Verified
Enjoyment 5/5
Would recommend

Mathematics is definitely a passion major! Met a lot of great people, who I value a lot more than math I’ve learned :)

Careers & next stepsPositiveFreshman Verified
Career prospects 4/5

I enjoy how it applies to anything, and many careers opportunities are intertwined with mathematics

Careers & next stepsMixedSenior Verified
Career prospects 3/5

This major is helpful if you want a career as an academic researcher, but another major such as data science or applied mathematics would be much more beneficial to break into another industry

Courses & teachingPositiveSophomore Verified
Math required 5/5Writing & analysis 3/5

The Math major at UCLA is challenging, fast-paced, and incredibly rewarding if you enjoy abstract thinking and problem solving. The curriculum is broad and rigorous, covering everything from real analysis and linear algebra to differential equations, abstract algebra, and probability theory. Many of the upper-division courses are proof-based, which pushes you to think deeply and communicate your reasoning clearly — it’s not about memorizing formulas, but about understanding why things work.

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