No two math/stat journeys are alike! Check out the Course Selection Page for more detail. Professors and other students are a great resource too!

 The Math Department offers a lot of resources to help you in your math/stat classes!  Ask your professor for details, but examples include:

Office Hours: Professors often have scheduled office hours where students can ask questions, work on homework, or just chat! 

Attached Tutors: Attached Tutors often host office hours for a specific course.  

Math/Stat Resources curated by Noely Irineu Silva'27 and Shuyu Xiong'27

Professor Resources: Wellesley Professors have created resources to enhance your learning experience! 

• • Prof. Fernandez's Site: Includes resources for 115, 116, 205, 215, 310

  • Prof. Lange's Linear Algebra Website: Includes resources for 206

External Content Resources: 

• • Khan Academy: Has math courses up to the first few units of Linear Algebra, and has AP/College Statistics(has content related to 150, 160, and 218).

  • Paul's Online Notes: Includes 115, 116, 205, and 215, has summaries and practice problems.

  • 3Blue1Brown: Highly visual videos on various key math ideas

  • Math3ma.com: A blog explaining a variety of advanced topics

Practical Science of Learning Resources: Learning mathematics can be challenging.  Check out these strategies for how to learn better!

• Prof. Fernandez's summary of the most effecive learning strategies from his book Calculus Simplified

• Science of Learning Posters: Each poster describes an evidence-based learning strategy

• University of Arizona Learning to Learn series: Another reference on effective learning strategies.

• How to Think like a Mathematician: A Companion Guide to Undergraduate Mathematics, by Kevin Houston: A great reference for math majors