The new requirements for a minor in Mathematics are:
Fifteen hours of courses
labeled MATH or STAT at the level of 3000 or
higher; at least three courses labeled MATH. A minimum grade of C in each
of
these courses is required.
Be sure to also read the university requirements for a minor in the Academic Bulletin. In particular note that courses required for your major or the core curriculum cannot count toward the minor.
You need to fill out a form (which you can download here) in which you list the courses that you have taken towards your minor and obtain some signatures. This form is then forwarded to the Registrar's Office (by the Department) which will make a note in your transcript that you have fulfilled the requirements of a mathematics minor.
The new requirements for a minor in Statistics are:
Fifteen hours of courses from the following list. Required: STAT 3600/3610 or STAT 3010/4020. Electives: STAT 4610, 4620, 4630, 5110, 5630. A minimum grade of C in each of these courses is required. (Since some of the courses have not been approved yet, you may need to use some substitutions. Contact Dr. Mark Carpenter for details.)
Be sure to also read the university requirements for a minor in the Academic Bulletin. In particular note that courses required for your major or the core curriculum cannot count toward the minor.
You need to fill out a form (which you can download here) in which you list the courses that you have taken towards your minor and obtain some signatures. This form is then forwarded to the Registrar's Office (by the Department) which will make a note in your transcript that you have fulfilled the requirements of a mathematics minor.
Contact Regina McGinty (844-4269 or mcginrw@auburn.edu ). She is the Executive Secretary in Student Services of the College of Sciences and Mathematics and will be able to direct you to a knowledgeable advisor. If you are not a student of the College of Science and Mathematics (COSAM) you will need to obtain your academic folder and take it to Regina McGinty. Her office is on the second floor of the Sciences Center Classrooms Building.