Advising Materials

Majors in the Department

Click each degree for a list of the requirements for that degree:

• B.A. in Mathematics with concentration in Pure Mathematics
• B.A. in Mathematics with concentration in Secondary Teaching (also see the Mathematics Portfolio requirement for the secondary teaching concentration)
• B.A. in Mathematics with a concentration in Bi-Disciplinary Mathematics
  Advising plans to pair the Bi-Disciplinary concentration with some other majors:
  • Sample four-year Math-Biology double major plan
  • Sample four-year Math-Chemistry double major plan
  • Sample four-year Math-Economics double major plan
  • Sample four-year Math-Physics double major plan
• B.S. in Mathematics with concentration in Computer Science
• B.S. in Mathematics with concentration in Applied Mathematics
• B.S. in Statistics and B.A. in Applied Statistics

Minors in the Department

The Department offers four minors:  

• Mathematics Minor
• Statistics Minor
• Minor in Applied Statistics
• Minor in Mathematics for Teachers

You can find more information about all minors on this handout: Minors in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics, and specific information about the Applied Statistics minor here

Graduate Work

The Department of Mathematics participates in a Cooperative Master of Arts in Mathematics with San Francisco State University. Through this program, North Bay students who have been admitted into the master's degree program at San Francisco State may complete up to twelve units of courses in residence at Sonoma State University.

Other Advising Documents

Course offerings rotation table (which courses are offered in each semester)

Department Grading Policy

Department Policy on Grade of Incomplete

Cross-enrollment forms for Santa Rosa Junior College Students