Advising for Math Majors and Minors
Working closely with faculty and departmental advisors is the best way to stay on track for graduation.
Faculty advisors
How faculty advisors can help
- Course selection and planning
- Registration
- Major requirements, including math specializations
- Resources on campus to help you succeed
- Preparation for math grad school
Note: Faculty advisors are only available for appointments during Fall and Spring semesters. They're unavailable during Winter Break and Summer session.
- No subplan and all specializations except Actuarial Science: Hannah Burson, Arnab Sen, or Dmitriy Bilyk
- University Honors Math Advisor: Dmitriy Bilyk
Actuarial Science advisor (Doreen Vescelius)
How the Actuarial Science advisor can help
Appointment slots indicate whether an appointment is available for meeting virtually or in-person.
Departmental advisor (Kate Lewis)
How the departmental advisor can help
- Assisting with the same items as faculty advisors
- APAS questions
- Addition or removal of a Math specialization
- Academic policy questions
- Math minor declaration
- BA Math major declaration (all except actuarial science specialization)
- Probation review (CSE math majors)
- Transfer student orientation
Some appointment slots are virtual only, while others are either virtual or in-person.
Kate is available year-round for appointments and via email (lewisk@umn.edu).
Scheduling: What to keep in mind
- We encourage scheduling appointments in advance because slots fill quickly, especially during peak times of the semester.
- Same-day appointments are not available.
How to prepare for your appointment
- Look at your four-year plan and make a tentative list of courses for next semester.
- Review your APAS report and note any questions about graduation requirements.
- Consider how classes are going and how you're managing campus life.
- Reflect on your experiences with returning to campus:
- How has the shift affected your time management?
- What is the state of your mental health?
- What additional tools or resources do you need for success in this environment?
CSE Math majors have a DS hold on their record
- This ensures students are seen for advising and course planning at least once per academic year.
- The DS hold is advanced, not removed, based on course planning.
- Pay close attention to the effective term associated with the DS hold.
You don’t need an advisor meeting to
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Math faculty advisors
For all specializations except Actuarial Science, or no specialization
Meeting mostly virtually
Actuarial Science advisor
Meeting both virtually and in-person
Departmental advisor
Meeting both virtually and in-person
School of Mathematics
127 Vincent Hall 206 Church St. SE Minneapolis, MN 55455
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