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-~~META:​title=Undergraduate Program~~+~~META:​title=Math: Undergraduate Program~~
  
 ====== Undergraduate Program ====== ====== Undergraduate Program ======
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 ===== Start here ===== ===== Start here =====
- +This page is for current and incoming Binghamton students who need the practical details of the Mathematics & Statistics majors and minor: forms, policies, and course-planning tools. For an overview of the program and tracks, see the [[https://​www.binghamton.edu/​math/​undergraduate/​|university program page]].
-This page is for current and incoming Binghamton students who need the practical details of the Mathematics & Statistics majors and minor: forms, policies, and course-planning tools. For an overview of the program and tracks, see [[https://​www.binghamton.edu/​math/​undergraduate/​|Undergraduate Program Overview]] and  [[https://​www.binghamton.edu/​math/​undergraduate/​tracks/​|Overview of Major Tracks]],+
  
 If you are: If you are:
- +  * **A prospective student or still exploring whether to study Math/​Statistics at Binghamton.** 
-  * **Thinking about declaring, dropping, or changing a major or minor in Math/​Statistics.** ​  +    Start with the [[https://​www.binghamton.edu/​math/​undergraduate/​|program overview on the university site]]. To visit the department and talk with faculty, contact the [[https://​www2.math.binghamton.edu/​p/​contact/​|department secretary]]. 
-    Go to Section 3, **“Declare,​ Drop, and Change Major/​Minor”**, which includes the Google form and instructions. +  * **Thinking about declaring, dropping, or changing a major or minor in Math/​Statistics.** 
- +    Go to Section 3, **"Declare, Drop, or Change Major/Minor"**. 
-  * **Already a Math/​Statistics major or minor and planning your courses.** ​  +  * **Already a Math/​Statistics major or minor and planning your courses.** 
-    Go to Section 5, **“Course Selection and Registration”**, where you’ll find the prerequisite infographic,​ unofficial course schedules, and links to past syllabi. +    Go to Section 5, **"Course Selection and Registration"**.
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-  * **A prospective student or still exploring whether to study Math/​Statistics at Binghamton.** ​  +
-    Go to Section 11, **“For Prospective Students”**.+
  
 Need non-department help? See [[https://​www.binghamton.edu/​harpur/​advising/​|Harpur Advising]] (general advising) and [[https://​www.binghamton.edu/​registrar/​|Registrar]] (records/​transcripts). Need non-department help? See [[https://​www.binghamton.edu/​harpur/​advising/​|Harpur Advising]] (general advising) and [[https://​www.binghamton.edu/​registrar/​|Registrar]] (records/​transcripts).
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 </​WRAP>​ </​WRAP>​
  
-To **declare** or **drop** a major or minor, fill in  [[https://​docs.google.com/​a/​binghamton.edu/​forms/​d/​1zNGh0jFPR0hSkc3YRJMiq1mn9FmqgpmrMPsMsP1PCjg/​viewform|this Google Form]].+To **declare** or **drop** a major or minor, fill in [[https://​docs.google.com/​a/​binghamton.edu/​forms/​d/​1zNGh0jFPR0hSkc3YRJMiq1mn9FmqgpmrMPsMsP1PCjg/​viewform|this Google Form]].
  
 **BS majors:** Before declaring, you must meet with a faculty member. If you haven'​t done so yet but need to declare now, consider declaring a BA first and switching to BS later. **BS majors:** Before declaring, you must meet with a faculty member. If you haven'​t done so yet but need to declare now, consider declaring a BA first and switching to BS later.
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   * {{:​forms:​independent-study-course-registration-form_497.pdf?​nocache|Undergraduate Independent Study (Math 497) Form}} — Find a faculty member willing to supervise, then visit the math department office. Note that there is a limit on how many independent study credits can count toward the major.   * {{:​forms:​independent-study-course-registration-form_497.pdf?​nocache|Undergraduate Independent Study (Math 497) Form}} — Find a faculty member willing to supervise, then visit the math department office. Note that there is a limit on how many independent study credits can count toward the major.
  
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 ===== 5. Course Selection and Registration ===== ===== 5. Course Selection and Registration =====
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   * [[https://​drive.google.com/​drive/​folders/​0BzaRe4lA3keJNy1MOEpwWlliM2s?​resourcekey=0-Y8AehC-s_jroa55SIY-VXQ&​usp=sharing|Past course syllabi by semester]]   * [[https://​drive.google.com/​drive/​folders/​0BzaRe4lA3keJNy1MOEpwWlliM2s?​resourcekey=0-Y8AehC-s_jroa55SIY-VXQ&​usp=sharing|Past course syllabi by semester]]
  
-===== 5. Summer and Winter Sessions =====+ 
 +===== 6. Summer and Winter Sessions =====
  
 The department offers online math courses during summer and winter sessions. All courses are **synchronous** (live scheduled meetings, not self-paced). See the [[http://​matrix.math.binghamton.edu/​d/​cgi-bin/​schedule/​course_schedule_form|department course schedule]] for current offerings and session dates. The department offers online math courses during summer and winter sessions. All courses are **synchronous** (live scheduled meetings, not self-paced). See the [[http://​matrix.math.binghamton.edu/​d/​cgi-bin/​schedule/​course_schedule_form|department course schedule]] for current offerings and session dates.
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- +===== 7. Information Regarding Calculus =====
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-===== 6. Information Regarding Calculus =====+
   * [[:​Calculus|The Calculus Overview]]   * [[:​Calculus|The Calculus Overview]]
   * [[calculus:​placementtest:​start|Calculus placement test]]   * [[calculus:​placementtest:​start|Calculus placement test]]
-  * [[math_227_place-out_exam| Math 227 place-out exam]]+  * [[math_227_place-out_exam|Math 227 place-out exam]]
   * [[calculus:​how_to_register|How to register for calculus classes]]   * [[calculus:​how_to_register|How to register for calculus classes]]
   * [[helprooms:​start|Help room schedules]]   * [[helprooms:​start|Help room schedules]]
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-  More details about some important Calculus courses ​    + More details about some important Calculus courses 
-      * [[calculus:​math_223_224|Introduction to Calculus (Math 223)]] +  * [[calculus:​math_223_224|Introduction to Calculus (Math 223)]] 
-      * [[calculus:​math_224_225:​start|Calculus I (Math 224/​225)]] +  * [[calculus:​math_224_225:​start|Calculus I (Math 224/​225)]] 
-      * [[calculus:​math_226_227:​start|Calculus II (Math 226/​227)]] +  * [[calculus:​math_226_227:​start|Calculus II (Math 226/​227)]] 
-      * [[calculus:​math_323:​start|Calculus III (Math 323)]] +  * [[calculus:​math_323:​start|Calculus III (Math 323)]] 
-      * [[math220|Calculus for Business and Management (Math 220)]] +  * [[math220|Calculus for Business and Management (Math 220)]] 
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-===== 7. Credit Transfer and Exam Credit =====+ 
 +===== 8. Credit Transfer and Exam Credit =====
  
 ==== Exam Credit (AP / IB / CLEP) ==== ==== Exam Credit (AP / IB / CLEP) ====
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   * **Online asynchronous courses** are generally not approved for transfer.   * **Online asynchronous courses** are generally not approved for transfer.
 +  * **Upper-level courses** (Math 330 and above) are rarely approved for transfer.
   * **Courses from non-US institutions** are generally not approved unless part of a regular degree-granting curriculum or an approved Binghamton-affiliated program (e.g., BU study abroad). Standalone summer or winter courses abroad are not accepted.   * **Courses from non-US institutions** are generally not approved unless part of a regular degree-granting curriculum or an approved Binghamton-affiliated program (e.g., BU study abroad). Standalone summer or winter courses abroad are not accepted.
 </​WRAP>​ </​WRAP>​
  
  
 +===== 9. Accelerated (4+1) Programs =====
  
- +Binghamton's 4+1 programs let qualified students earn a bachelor's + master's degree in about five years.
-===== 8. Accelerated (4+1) Programs ===== +
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-Binghamton’s 4+1 programs let qualified students earn a bachelor’s + master’s degree in about five years.+
 See [[https://​www.binghamton.edu/​harpur/​degrees/​4-plus-1.html|Combined Degree Programs (4+1)]] for general eligibility and policies. See [[https://​www.binghamton.edu/​harpur/​degrees/​4-plus-1.html|Combined Degree Programs (4+1)]] for general eligibility and policies.
  
 Math-related options include: Math-related options include:
-  * [[https://​www.binghamton.edu/​math/​graduate/​4-plus-1.html|BA/​BS Mathematical Sciences → MS in Data Science and Statistics (DSS)]]+  * [[https://​www.binghamton.edu/​math/​undergraduate/​overview/​4-plus-1.html|BA/​BS Mathematical Sciences → MS in Data Science and Statistics (DSS)]]
   * [[https://​www.binghamton.edu/​som/​graduate-programs/​mba/​harpur.html|Harpur/​MBA 4+1 program]]   * [[https://​www.binghamton.edu/​som/​graduate-programs/​mba/​harpur.html|Harpur/​MBA 4+1 program]]
   * [[https://​www.binghamton.edu/​tlel/​academics/​accelerated/​index.html|BA Mathematical Sciences → MAT Mathematics (Adolescent Education)]]   * [[https://​www.binghamton.edu/​tlel/​academics/​accelerated/​index.html|BA Mathematical Sciences → MAT Mathematics (Adolescent Education)]]
  
  
-===== 9. Planning for Graduate School =====+===== 10. Planning for Graduate School =====
  
 If you are considering graduate school in mathematics,​ statistics, or a related field, start planning early. If you are considering graduate school in mathematics,​ statistics, or a related field, start planning early.
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-===== 10. Faculty Advisors =====+===== 11. Faculty Advisors =====
  
 You can get advising in several ways, depending on the question: You can get advising in several ways, depending on the question:
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   * **Advising Liaison (especially for pre-majors / lower-division).**   * **Advising Liaison (especially for pre-majors / lower-division).**
-    * **David Biddle** (biddle@math.binghamton.edu) is the department’s Coordinator of Undegraduate ​Advising.+    * **David Biddle** (biddle@math.binghamton.edu) is the department's Coordinator of Undergraduate ​Advising.
     * He is the primary contact for students exploring the major (not yet declared) and for majors still completing mostly lower-level coursework.     * He is the primary contact for students exploring the major (not yet declared) and for majors still completing mostly lower-level coursework.
  
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-===== 11. Honors, Awards and Scholarships =====+===== 12. Honors, Awards and Scholarships =====
  
 We recognize students through **graduation with departmental honors** and several **annual awards/​scholarships**. We recognize students through **graduation with departmental honors** and several **annual awards/​scholarships**.
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- +===== 13. Student Organizations and Activities =====
-===== 12. Student Organizations and Activities =====+
 The students in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics frequently participate in the following organizations and in a wide range of activities. The students in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics frequently participate in the following organizations and in a wide range of activities.
  
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     * [[https://​bengaged.binghamton.edu/​actuarial/​home/​|The Actuarial Association]]     * [[https://​bengaged.binghamton.edu/​actuarial/​home/​|The Actuarial Association]]
     * [[http://​people.math.binghamton.edu/​alex/​Pi_Mu_Epsilon_at_Binghamton_University.html|The Binghamton Chapter]] of [[http://​www.pme-math.org/​|Pi Mu Epsilon]], the National Mathematics Honor Society.     * [[http://​people.math.binghamton.edu/​alex/​Pi_Mu_Epsilon_at_Binghamton_University.html|The Binghamton Chapter]] of [[http://​www.pme-math.org/​|Pi Mu Epsilon]], the National Mathematics Honor Society.
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-===== 13. For Prospective Students ===== 
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-If you are new to the Math major/​minor,​ please spend a few minutes to read answers to [[http://​people.math.binghamton.edu/​qiao/​advising.html|some Frequently Asked Questions]]. 
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-If you are a prospective student who is interested in visiting the department and talking with our faculty members, you can make an appointment with the [[https://​www2.math.binghamton.edu/​p/​contact/​|department secretary]]. 
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