All students interested in pursuing a degree in mathematics are strongly encouraged to seek academic advisement from our department as soon as possible. In the Department of Mathematics, both staff and faculty advisors work together to assist students in achieving their academic and career goals. Our advisors can assist you with major and career exploration, course selection, and much more.
Undergraduate math majors are required to meet with the Mathematics Academic Advisor each semester prior to course registration. Students should schedule an appointment via email.
- Incoming freshmen and transfer students should check their CSUN-issued email account for important information on Fall advising and enrollment.
- All undergraduate students seeking math-related advisement should first contact the Mathematics Academic Advisor.
The contact information for the Bachelor programs is:
Natalie Howe
Mathematics Academic Advisor
Phone: (818) 677-7786
Office: LO 1301D
Email: natalie.howe@csun.edu
Graduate students in mathematics should contact the Graduate Coordinator for advisement.
The contact information for the Master’s programs is:
Dr. Terry Fuller
Professor of Mathematics & Graduate Coordinator
Phone: (818) 677-7789
Office: LO 1301G
Email: mathgrad.coordinator@csun.edu
Advising Notes:
- Visit the Forms page to access a variety of helpful resources related to degree planning.
- Important information regarding enrollment in GE Math Classes: Beginning in the Fall 2018 semester, prerequisites for these classes will change. View the summarized mathematics course prerequisites.
- Opportunity for juniors, seniors and math or science credential students: The Noyce Scholar Program is for junior and senior mathematics or science majors and single subject math and science Credential students who are preparing to become secondary teachers and have GPAs of at least 2.8 in in the last 30 semester units. Scholarship recipients will receive up to $10,000 each year for up to 2 years. All scholars will participate in an ongoing Noyce Seminar at CSUN. Scholars must agree to teach for two years in a high-need school district for each year of scholarship support. Click here to view details and application materials for the Noyce Scholar Program.