The Mathematics Department offers personalized academic advising for all Oregon State University undergraduate math majors. Our advisors are here to support you in planning your coursework, exploring opportunities, and achieving your academic and career goals.
Undergraduate Advising
Advising appointments
Advisors are available by appointment or during drop-in advising hours and can provide a broad variety of advising services, including assistance with scheduling, program planning, and signatures on a variety of forms and petitions.
Drop in advising
Drop-in advising appointments are for quick services, like obtaining an S/U in a course or questions about course transfer credits. Drop-in advising is for quick questions only. Advisors will not release advising holds during drop-in advising.
The Fall term drop-in advising hours are starting Wed., Sept. 24 (times are in PST):
Mon: 2:00 - 3:00 pm
Tue: 10:00 - 10:30 am
Wed: 1:30 - 2:30 pm NOTE: No drop-in on Nov. 12
Thurs: 12:00 - 1:00 pm
Fri: None
Request an advising appointment
Math advisors are available for appointment in-person or via Zoom for services such as change of major, adding a minor, future term planning, releasing an advising hold, etc.
Current math majors should schedule with their assigned advisor through BeaverHub.
- Log in to BeaverHub
- Search for “MyDegrees”
- When you log into MyDegrees, you should see either Sara Clark, Dave Wing, or Brian Moore listed as your primary or secondary advisor in the first box on your MyDegrees Checklist.
- You can request an in-person or Zoom appointment with your advisor through the "Success Team" area of your BeaverHub.
Different name or no name listed in MyDegrees or BeaverHub? If you don't see anyone listed or you see a different name than those listed in bold above, then please fill out the appointment webform.
Not a current math major? If you are thinking about a change to or add of math major or minor, or just want to talk with one of our advisors, please fill out the appointment webform.
Meet the advisors
First Year Students
First year students must meet with their academic advisor every term for course planning and to release their academic advising hold.
Second and Third Year Students
Second and third year students need to meet with their advisor in Spring term to plan courses for the upcoming year and to release their academic advising hold.
Fourth Year Students
Seniors getting ready to graduate should meet with their advisor in Fall term to make sure you are on track to complete your program in a timely manner.
