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haha i guess everyone is for the double major

well i wasnt planning on taking graduate courses as my extra math courses. i was either going to take some applied math courses to expose myself to them or take stats courses to double major. so I am still not sure.

yea i know.. anymore opinions?

i would rather take extra math classes but double majoring might be more beneficial.. so i just want your opinions on what's the smarter choice

anyone?

help? my decision affects my choosing of classes which i need to do soon

really could use some advice on this

I am an undergraduate pursuing a double major in mathematics and statistics. I am planning to go to graduate school to get a phd in mathematics. Well i got to thinking and i was wondering if double majoring is the right decision or if i should just major in math and minor in stats. If i double...

MAS 4213 Number Theory: Topics to be discussed are selected from the following: congruences, Diophantine equations, distribution of primes, primitive roots, quadratic reciprocity, and classical theorems of number theory. Prerequisite is Calc 2 MAS 4301 Algebraic Structures: An introduction...

is number theory necessary if I am already going to be taking algebraic structures? and is it safe to say that if i like numerical analysis then i would like mathematical modeling?

which classes do you guys think arent necessary?

well i have taken calc 1,2,3, linear algebra, and diff eq. my junior year will be: fall- intro to adv math math stats 1 *course from math list* spring- adv calc algebraic structures *course from math list* senior year fall- *course from math list* *course...

well i sort of did a backwards route and decided first which classes i thought were unnecessary (which I am not sure about). i figured no math major takes college geometry unless their majoring in math education. i didnt think the logic classes (mathematical logic and axiomatic set theory) sound...

so what your saying is if after taking the classes if i prefer advanced differential equations, numerical analysis, and mathematical statistics i should go for applied and if i prefer advanced calculus, abstract algebra, and complex analysis i should go for pure?

Well my school doesn't offer the choice between pure or applied mathematics, so I am simply majoring in mathematics. I don't really know which i would want to go into (pure or applied) because they both seem to have their pros and cons.