Information for Current Students

Upcoming Events and Deadlines

 

Fall Qualifying Exam Sign Up

Deadline to Sign Up: Monday, August at 9:00 am

Exam Schedule is as follows:

Monday, August 12, 2024

Algebra and App Stat

Wednesday, August 14, 2024

Analysis and Math Stat

Friday, August 16, 2024

Probability

Sign Up: Qualifying Exams August 2024

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🍂 Fall Registration Reminders🗓️
Auditing Courses
  • Audited courses do not count towards your status as a full-time student.  For example, if you are taking 9 credits, but 3 of those credits come from an audited course, you are technically enrolled in 6 credits, which may or may not be enough to keep you as a full time student. 
  • Audited courses do counttowards your tuition remission and fees. You can only take up to 10 credits with tuition remission. You cannot go over 10 credits, even if some credits are audited.
Full- Time Status
To be a full-time student, you need 48 units. Please confirm you have 48 units on your schedule using the information below. Note: If you are a TA/RA/Grader, your assistantship is worth 24 units, therefore your course schedule only needs to carry 24 or more units.
 
  • Courses in the series 000-399 carry 2 units per credit hour.
  • Courses in the series: 400-499 carry 4 units per credit hour.
  • Courses in the series: 600-897 carry 6 units per credit hour.
  • Master's Research course: 799 carries 12 units per credit hour.
  • Pre-candidacy Doctoral Research courses: 898 carries 18 units per credit hour.
  • Doctoral Dissertation Research: 899 carries 18 units per credit hour. All doctoral candidates must pay candidacy tuition for which they will be registered for six (6) credit hours of 899; this defines all currently registered doctoral candidates as full-time.

Outside Courses: Not all classes outside the math department are covered by your tuition remission. Pleasebe aware! Graduate Programs with Non-standard Tuition and Fees:

 

General overview of the MATH and STAT program policies (Includes information on obtaining an MA degree)

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