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15adhami
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Hello,
I'm currently a college student that is a CS major. I'm thinking about doing a double major in applied math, because I really enjoy it. I also plan on going to grad school to get either a PhD or a Master's degree in applied math. Is this a good path? Or should I go to grad school for CS? I would like a job that utilizes both math and CS in the future, and I don't know if that's possible without some sort of graduate degree. Machine learning seemed like a good option, but I would prefer not to major in statistics, is it possible to do it with applied math? Thanks
I'm currently a college student that is a CS major. I'm thinking about doing a double major in applied math, because I really enjoy it. I also plan on going to grad school to get either a PhD or a Master's degree in applied math. Is this a good path? Or should I go to grad school for CS? I would like a job that utilizes both math and CS in the future, and I don't know if that's possible without some sort of graduate degree. Machine learning seemed like a good option, but I would prefer not to major in statistics, is it possible to do it with applied math? Thanks