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Mechanics is an advisory prereq at my university but not required. Anyway, based on what you guys said, I guess I'll just take mechanics. Thanks everyone.

Ok I see your point... but do you think it's possible to take it concurrently and do good if I work hard?

It's calc-based. @symbolipont: I've taken plenty of math courses... so I think I know how to think analytically. Is there any mechanics stuff you use E&M? Because mechanics is not a prereq for E&M at my university...

Well, not really... I don't need to take physics, but I need 10 credits of natural science for gen ed requirements, so I thought physics would be a good choice. edit: I'm a math & comp sci major.

Do you guys think it's a good idea to take both E&M and Mechanics at the same time in the summer?

that's a great idea. i'll definitely try that next time. @mathwonk: I'm trying to improve my skills in geometry but i just don't seem to be getting that much better. What are some popular research areas that don't involve much geometry?

Well, I'm definitely not giving up... It's just that I feel that there is such a big gap between my mathematical ability in geometry and other fields of math... I thought Calc I/II were so easy and Calc III very hard, just because of all the visualization needed. Can you elaborate more...

Hi, I've always been good at math but I suck at anything visual (like geometry). I thought Calc III was so hard, just because I couldn't visualize any of the shapes and I have horrible spatial reasoning skills. I still want to be a math major though. My question is: Which field of math...