The mathematics program at Augusta University offers a variety of student opportunities to help students develop their skills and knowledge in mathematics. These opportunities include:

  • Free tutoring: The department offers free tutoring to any currently enrolled Augusta University student.
  • Research opportunities: Students can participate in research with a faculty mentor.
  • The Euclidean Society: This student organization provides opportunities for undergraduates to explore careers and pathways in the field of mathematics.
  • The Center for Undergraduate Research and Scholarship (CURS): This center provides funding and support for undergraduate research projects.
  • Internships and fellowships: The department helps students find internships and fellowships in mathematics-related fields.

These opportunities allow students to gain hands-on experience in mathematics, network with professionals in the field, and develop their research skills. They also help students to explore their career options in mathematics and to prepare for graduate school.

In addition to these formal opportunities, the mathematics department also encourages students to get involved in the mathematics community on campus. There are many opportunities for students to connect with other students and faculty, to attend mathematics events, and to participate in mathematics-related activities.

The mathematics program at Augusta University offers a wide range of opportunities for students to develop their skills and knowledge in mathematics. These opportunities help students to prepare for their future careers and to make a positive impact in the world.

Contact Us

Mathematics

Health Sciences Campus

Science & Mathematics Building

(706) 737-1672

mathematics@augusta.edu

Advising

The goal of advising is to help students select an academic program that will best meet the student's needs, interests, and career plans. Students will consult with an advisor, and develop a plan that satisfies all departmental, collegiate and University requirements. The role of the advisor is to assist the student in planning, and to monitor the student's progress.

Creativity, Discovery, Engagement

Student Resources

Euclidean Society

Provides opportunities for undergraduates to explore careers and pathways in the field of Mathematics

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External Opportunities

Apply for scholarships, fellowships and other opportunities that will make a major difference in your career

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Student Awards

Awards for students for outstanding performance in Mathematics

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S-STEM Scholarships

Up to $8,000 per year are available to assist academically talented students

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Departmental Exam

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The departmental exam for the spring 2024 semester for MATH 1111 is scheduled for Wednesday 8 May, 5:00-7:00 PM. The location of your exam will be announced later. All
MATH 1111 students are expected to take the exam at the scheduled time. Here are a few important facts about the departmental final exam:

1. The “Instructional Method” of your section as listed in the course schedule determines how you will take your final exam
a. Technology enhanced: in person
b. Fully at a distance: online or in person, ask your instructor
c. Entirely at a distance: online
2. The final exam will have 25 questions.
3. The final exam will count for at least 20% of your course grade.

Practice final exams can be found at the following web page:
https://augustauniversity.box.com/s/hw6b429zz9ftmgdrbxzhl50vp3jfmnxf.

If an undue hardship makes it impossible for you to take the exam at the regularly scheduled time you may request an incomplete (I) for the course grade from your instructor. Conflict with work will not ordinarily be considered an undue hardship. Your instructor makes the decision whether to approve your request or not. Incompletes are
discouraged and will be given only with sufficient and convincing documentation

Student studying

The departmental exam for the spring 2024 semester for MATH 1113 is scheduled for
Wednesday 8 May, 2:00-4:00 PM. The location of your exam will be announced later. All MATH 1113 students are expected to take the exam at the scheduled time.
The “Instructional Method” of each section as listed in the course schedule determines how students will take their final exam:
a. Technology enhanced: in person
b. Fully at a distance: online or in person, ask your instructor
c. Entirely at a distance: online


Practice final exams can be found at the following web page:
https://augustauniversity.box.com/s/i96bnlfol1114mf090gj0da4xkgo83la. Students must show their work on all problems on the final exam to receive full credit.


If an undue hardship makes it impossible for you to take the exam at the regularly scheduled time you may request an incomplete (I) for the course grade from your instructor. Conflict with work will not ordinarily be considered an undue hardship. Your instructor makes the decision whether to approve your request or not. Incompletes are
discouraged and will be given only with sufficient and convincing documentation.

An Education Like No Other

The College of Science and Mathematics provides students with strong foundations in the sciences as well as preparation for careers, citizenship, and a life-long love of learning. We are committed to providing experiences promoting scientific inquiry and discovery and dedicated to creating opportunities for intellectual growth and community involvement.