Advising

All appointment scheduling is now being handled through Navigate, which you can find in Howdy. To schedule an advising appointment with a faculty advisor, search for "AT - MATH FACULTY" in the Navigate appointment system and select the option that best aligns with the purpose of your meeting request. Also, please be sure to leave a comment describing what you would like to discuss in your appointment so that our faculty advisors are fully prepared for your meeting with them.

Please use the information below to determine who to make an appointment with. Note that not all issues require scheduling an appointment.

How to make an appointment in Navigate.

General Course Issues

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Force Requests Forces for math courses are processed via the form located here. The Math Department can not force you into courses from other departments, even for math majors. #accordionGroup2 { display: none; }

Q-Drop Requests

Registrar's information on Q-Drops
The Q-Drop form is available at the link above, in Howdy, as well as in the Math Undergraduate Program Office in Blocker 332.
For Math majors only, forms should be turned in to LaKortney Hyson in Blocker 332 for processing.
For non-Math majors, forms should be turned in to your departmental advisor, even if you are dropping a math course.

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Transfer Course Equivalency

Check TAMU Transfer Course Equivalency.

If the course is not listed or is listed only as transferable by title (TRNS), please contact the appropriate person below. Please include a detailed syllabus for the institution and the semester the course was taken. The syllabus should include the textbook used (if applicable), a list of learning objectives or outcomes, and a weekly schedule detailing what sections of the book or topics were covered in the course. If your syllabus does not include this, you will need to contact the professor of the course to get this information.

Please email advising@math.tamu.edu for all transfer equivalency requests.

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Current Math Majors

General Course Advising and Undergraduate Degree Planner

For help with choosing courses each semester or with questions regarding the undergraduate degree planner, please make an appointment with an advisor.

Appointments are now made in Howdy through Navigate. See the link at the top of this page for instructions on how to make an appointment.

Advisors

	Heather Ramsey, Lead Academic Advisor General Advising Actuarial Advisor Course Equivalence University Studies Degrees
	Danny Fyzer, Academic Advisor III General Advising
	Rob Rahm, Academic Advisor General Advising Change of Major Blinn TEAM Students Transfer Students Course Equivalence
	Matt Young, Director of Honors Program Honors Advisor Undergraduate Research
	Matthew Papanikolas, Fast Track Advisor Honors Advisor
	Frank Sottile, Honors Advisor

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Changing Degree Programs (BS MATH to BS APMS, etc.) Email LaKortney Hyson your name, UIN, desired new degree plan and area of emphasis (if applicable). It is not necessary to make an appointment with an advisor unless you would like to discuss degree plan options. #accordionGroup6 { display: none; }

Double Major or Double Degree Requests/Questions

Make a Double Major/Double Degree appointment in Howdy through Navigate with a Math Advisor

General Requirements

A student interested in pursuing a double major or double degree is required to seek approval from both the proposed major department as well as the current major department. To initiate this process, please contact the department which offers the proposed major or degree. Please note, the College of Science requires a 3.00 overall GPR, a 3.00 in current major as well as the proposed major, and normally must initiate the process before the student reaches 90 credit hours.

Undergraduate Double Majors

Both majors must lead to the same baccalaureate degree, e.g., both must lead to BA or BS, rather than one leading to a BA and one to a BS. The degree for a double major is one degree; one diploma will be issued, with both majors indicated. A student must complete the requirements for both majors before the degree can be awarded.

A student pursuing a double major must complete all university and college requirements. If both majors are in the same college, the student must complete all department/curricular requirements for each major. If one major is in one college and the other is in another college, the student must meet all requirements for each major. A list of courses required for completion of the second major must be approved by the advisor for that curriculum.

Undergraduate Second Degrees

A student pursuing a second degree will, upon completion of all requirements, receive two separate degrees, e.g., two BAs, two BSs, or a combination of either BA, BS, BBA, BLA, or BED degree.

A student pursuing a second degree must complete all university, college, and department/curricular requirements for the second degree not covered in the first.

Courses may be used to satisfy the requirements for both degrees. However, the total semester hours required must be at least 30 semester hours in addition to the greater number of hours required for either degree. At least 12 hours of 300- and 400-level course work must be completed in each field of study.

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Make a Double Major/Double Degree appointment in Howdy through Navigate with a Math Advisor

General Requirements

A student interested in pursuing a double major or double degree is required to seek approval from both the proposed major department as well as the current major department. To initiate this process, please contact the department which offers the proposed major or degree. Please note, the College of Science requires a 3.00 overall GPR, a 3.00 in current major as well as the proposed major, and normally must initiate the process before the student reaches 90 credit hours.

Undergraduate Double Majors

Both majors must lead to the same baccalaureate degree, e.g., both must lead to BA or BS, rather than one leading to a BA and one to a BS. The degree for a double major is one degree; one diploma will be issued, with both majors indicated. A student must complete the requirements for both majors before the degree can be awarded.

A student pursuing a double major must complete all university and college requirements. If both majors are in the same college, the student must complete all department/curricular requirements for each major. If one major is in one college and the other is in another college, the student must meet all requirements for each major. A list of courses required for completion of the second major must be approved by the advisor for that curriculum.

Undergraduate Second Degrees

A student pursuing a second degree will, upon completion of all requirements, receive two separate degrees, e.g., two BAs, two BSs, or a combination of either BA, BS, BBA, BLA, or BED degree.

A student pursuing a second degree must complete all university, college, and department/curricular requirements for the second degree not covered in the first.

Courses may be used to satisfy the requirements for both degrees. However, the total semester hours required must be at least 30 semester hours in addition to the greater number of hours required for either degree. At least 12 hours of 300- and 400-level course work must be completed in each field of study.

Becoming an Honors Math Major For questions regarding how to become an Honors Math/Applied Math major, please make an appointment in Howdy through Navigate with Matt Young. #accordionGroup8 { display: none; }

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Current Non-Math Majors at A&M and Transfer Students

Changing Majors to Math or Applied Math for Current TAMU Students

Updated 10/25/2024

Requirements to Change Major to Mathematics (MATH) & Applied Mathematics (APMT)

Must have at least a 3.0 GPA at the time of application. Students with a TAMU GPA of 2.5-2.99 will be considered on a case-by-case basis via the waiver request in Howdy's change of major application.
Must complete at least one math course on MATH or APMT degree plan in residence at TAMU, and the TAMU math GPA for all such classes must be at least 3.0. Grades for all attempts of these math courses are included in this calculation. Students with a TAMU math GPA of 2.5-2.99 will be considered on a case-by-case basis via the waiver request in Howdy's change of major application.
No D's or F’s in proposed major’s courses, unless student has retaken courses and earned a C or better
No active scholastic dishonesty cases

Contact: Prof. Rob Rahm, Prof. Todd Schrader, or Prof. Heather Klein (math-advising@tamu.edu). Appointments are available via Navigate under AT - MATH FACULTY - Change of Major to MATH/APMT followed by AT - MATH APMT - see Additional Details.

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Transferring to A&M as a Math Major from Another Institution

The minimum requirements for transfer can be found here.

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Math Minor Information

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Double Major or Double Degree Requests/Questions

Make a Double Major/Double Degree appointment in Howdy through Navigate with a Math Advisor

General Requirements

A student interested in pursuing a double major or double degree in Math or Applied Math is required to seek approval from both the Math Department as well as your current major department. To initiate this process, please make an appointment with a Math advisor to see if you are eligible to pursue a double major or double degree and to discuss the required coursework. The College of Science requires a 3.00 overall GPR and a 3.00 in proposed major coursework, and normally a student must initiate the process before reaching 90 credit hours.

Undergraduate Double Majors

Undergraduate Second Degrees

A student pursuing a second degree will, upon completion of all requirements, receive two separate degrees, e.g., two BAs, two BSs, or a combination of either BA, BS, BBA, BLA, or BED degree.

A student pursuing a second degree must complete all university, college, and department/curricular requirements for the second degree not covered in the first.

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Make a Double Major/Double Degree appointment in Howdy through Navigate with a Math Advisor

General Requirements

A student interested in pursuing a double major or double degree in Math or Applied Math is required to seek approval from both the Math Department as well as your current major department. To initiate this process, please make an appointment with a Math advisor to see if you are eligible to pursue a double major or double degree and to discuss the required coursework. The College of Science requires a 3.00 overall GPR and a 3.00 in proposed major coursework, and normally a student must initiate the process before reaching 90 credit hours.

Undergraduate Double Majors

Both majors must lead to the same baccalaureate degree, e.g., both must lead to BA or BS, rather than one leading to a BA and one to a BS. The degree for a double major is one degree; one diploma will be issued, with both majors indicated. A student must complete the requirements for both majors before the degree can be awarded.

A student pursuing a double major must complete all university and college requirements. If both majors are in the same college, the student must complete all department/curricular requirements for each major. If one major is in one college and the other is in another college, the student must meet all requirements for each major. A list of courses required for completion of the second major must be approved by the advisor for that curriculum.

Undergraduate Second Degrees

A student pursuing a second degree will, upon completion of all requirements, receive two separate degrees, e.g., two BAs, two BSs, or a combination of either BA, BS, BBA, BLA, or BED degree.

A student pursuing a second degree must complete all university, college, and department/curricular requirements for the second degree not covered in the first.

Courses may be used to satisfy the requirements for both degrees. However, the total semester hours required must be at least 30 semester hours in addition to the greater number of hours required for either degree. At least 12 hours of 300- and 400-level course work must be completed in each field of study.