Information for Students
Welcome students! Here are some links for majors and non-majors alike.
| For Majors | About Classes | Dept Tea | Placement Testing |
| Math Club | Π M E | ||
| Math Tutor Lab | Special Courses for Spring, 2007 | ||
Department Student/Faculty Tea
- Come and join us for tea, hot chocolate, and cookies or other good stuff. Tea is from 2:45 to 3:30 pm each Thursday afternoon in the third floor 'Elevator Lobby' of Walker Hall.
For Students Interested in Majoring or Minoring in Math
- Guide for Majors
¤ Beginning in Fall, 2008, the dept offers reorganized mathematics degree tracks:
- Bachelor of Science in Actuarial Science
We are pleased to announce a new major leading to a BS in Actuarial Science. Core requirements are listed in the Actuarial Science checksheet.
- Graduate Study in Mathematics
- Summer
Experiences for Math and Stat Majors
- Alumni Profiles
- Certificate of "Proficiency in Communication"
forms
- Scholarship
Opportunities
- Honors Program in Mathematics
- Student Organizations and Activities
- Appalachian Student Chapter of the MAA
- Prospective Teachers of Mathematics at Appalachian
- Pi Mu Epsilon
- Math Contests/Problem Solving Study Group
- COMAP Mathematical Contest in Modeling Teams
- Vertically Integrated Workshop for Women in Mathematics
- Department Colloquia
For Anyone With Questions About Math Classes
- Descriptions of upper level courses for:
- Catalog Descriptions of Courses:
- Undergraduate, (scroll to page 90)
- Graduate.
- I need help in a Math course I'm currently taking.
- Math Lab Tutoring Room
- View the Current Faculty Office Hours listing.
- Which math core course
is best for my major?
- Inclement Weather Policy?
"Appalachian students, faculty and staff can learn of changes to the university's operational schedule through a variety of sources. AppalNet and the university's website will be the primary sources for information should the university's operating schedule change. In addition, a recorded message announcing a change in normal operation will be available at (828) 262-SNOW."
Mathematics Placement Testing
- Initial Mathematics Placement is done via SAT Math score and online placement tests.
Initial Placement SAT Math ≥ 520 May enroll in MAT 1010, 1020, or 1025 SAT Math < 520 Must successfully complete MAT 0010
before enrolling in any "ND" course. (*)
Calculus Placement ASU Calculus Readiness Test ≥ 13 May enroll in MAT 1110 or 1030
- I need to review before taking a Math Placement test.
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