As a part of its mission, the Department of Mathematics has an ongoing commitment to provide effective and innovative undergraduate education to non-math major students in order to prepare them to succeed in their further studies and careers. Hence, its faculty has been engaged in imparting high quality instruction through mathematics service courses offered to about 6500 students per semester from other disciplines. This in turn has continuously led to generate students' interest in double majoring in Mathematics. However, double major in mathematics has not proved a practical option due to the heavy requirements of extra credits. Furthermore, a double major plan involves students to usually spend 2 additional terms at KFUPM so it is not encouraged due to inefficient utilization of time and resources. On the other hand, many of those interested students have approached the department over the last years inquiring as to whether a Minor in Mathematics could be offered. In response to such requests, the Department has thoroughly studied the issue and recommends offering a Minor in Mathematics. The departmental study implies that the proposed Minor in Mathematics is a feasible idea in the sense that It is beneficial to both the KFUPM and its students in many aspects, as explained in Section 3 below. It is possible for the students to complete the Minor requirements without spending extra term(s) at KFUPM. No additional resources would be required exclusively for this minor. For instance, no new courses need to be developed/offered and no new faculty needs to be hired for the minor. Section 2 presents details about proposed Minor Program whereas Section 3 gives a description of the advising plan for Minor in Mathematics.