🎉Upcoming Events and Deadlines🎉
Discover | Connect | Inspire: The New Faculty Mini-Symposium
Thursday, November 13 from 1:00pm to 2:00pm
High Tea 2:00pm to 2:30pm
Colloquium Room 3206
Get inspired as five new Math Department faculty share their cutting-edge research at our mini symposium! This is your chance to connect with faculty, learn about potential research projects, and discovering exciting new areas of mathematics.
3rd Annual TerpZone Fall Event 
Friday, November 14 from 5:00pm to 7:00pm
STAMP Basement
TerpZone is one of the Graduate Office's biggest events of the semester! Bowling, videogame stations, and billiard tables are included in our 2-hour reservation. Dinner will be provided as well.
Partners and children of graduate students are encouraged to attend!
Information Session for Spring 2026 Graduation
Thursday, November 20 from 11:00am to 11:20am
Zoom
Math/Stat/AMSC students are invited to a brief overview of PhD graduation deadlines for Spring (or Summer) 2026. Join Here
Thanksgiving Break
November 26-28
No classes.
ALL STUDENTS: Teaching Preference Form and RA Form
Accepted between October 31 and Dec 1
All students continuing in the Spring must fill out the Teaching Preferences Form/ RA Form regardless of funding status. The first page of the form collects information about your funding status. If you are self-funded/externally funded/guaranteed an RA-ship, please indicate your status on the form.
Spring 2026 Registration in Session
Class Registration Reminders
Auditing Courses
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Audited courses do not count towards your status as a full-time student. For example, if you are taking 8 credits, but 3 of those credits come from an audited course, you are technically enrolled in 5 credits, which may or may not be enough to keep you as a full-time student.
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Audited courses do count towards your tuition remission and mandatory fees. You can only take up to 10 credits with tuition remission. You cannot go over 10 credits, even if some credits are audited. Enrolling in 9 credits or more (even if some credits are audited) will result in mandatory fees of 727 dollars. However, enrolling in 8 credits or less will result in mandatory fees of 357.50 dollars.
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 will be automatically 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. Graduate Programs with Non-standard Tuition and Fees:
College of Information Studies
Office of Advanced Engineering Education
Office of Extended Studies – Professional Programs
Robert H. Smith School of Business
Registration Dates
Schedule adjustment period Jan 26, 2026 (Mon) - Feb 6, 2026 (Fri)
Last day to drop a course with 100% refund: January 31. After this date, only "even exchanges" may occur with no financial penalty until February 6. (i.e. drop a 3 credit course and add a 3 credit course within the same transaction)
Resource Reminders
All PhD students have access to the prospectus repository to upload and view peer's prospectus papers when applying for candidacy. If you have already advanced, it would be helpful to fellow students to upload your prospectus as they prepare for their own candidacy exams.
All students have access to the Math Job Page for internship, fellowship, and career opportunities. Please check periodically.
Find an Advisor SpreadsheetThis resource is designed to help you explore potential research advisors, whose research aligns with your interests. This spreadsheet includes information on faculty research areas, whether they are accepting students, their availability, their students' research, and more.
General overview of the MATH and STAT program policies (Includes information on obtaining an MA degree).