Taking care of your mental health is essential for a successful and fulfilling graduate experience. UC San Diego offers a range of mental health and well-being resources specifically for graduate students. Whether you need support managing stress, navigating academic challenges, or improving your overall well-being, there are confidential counseling services, support groups, and wellness programs available to help. We encourage you to take advantage of these resources to maintain a balanced and healthy academic journey.
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Department of Mathematics Academic Advising Team:
- Email: mathgradadvising@ucsd.edu
- Call: (858) 534-3590
- Visit us in person at APM 7th Floor
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Police: Dial 911 for emergencies or 858.534.HELP (4357) for non-emergencies
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Safety escorts (sponsored by UC San Diego police)
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Call (858) 534-9255, or extension 4-WALK from a campus phone, year-round between sunset and sunrise, to request that a student Community Service Official escort you to your campus destination. After 1 a.m., University Safety Officials may provide this service. You can arrange a recurring escort so a CSO will meet you at the same place and time, which makes late-night service more convenient.
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If you ever feel unsafe, whether due to an external threat or internal distress, trust you instincts and seek help immediately. It's wise to stay aware of your surroundings and familiarize yourself with the layout of campus and the areas you frequently visit, both on and off campus.
