Programs Considering an Applied Math Minor: Is it Worth it?

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Pursuing an applied math minor alongside a pure math degree is a feasible option, requiring only two additional courses. The discussion highlights the surprising flexibility of some colleges in allowing this combination, contrasting it with stricter policies at other institutions, such as prohibiting Computer Engineering and Electrical Engineering majors from minoring in Computer Science. The conversation also seeks clarification on the specific courses needed to complete the minor, emphasizing the importance of understanding the curriculum and its relevance to future career opportunities. Overall, the value of the applied math minor is questioned, suggesting a need for careful consideration of how it complements the pure math degree.
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I was thinking of getting an applied math minor while going for the pure math degree.

I only need 2 more applied math courses to get it, so it wouldn't be a BIG deal, I could just

take them as options.

Is it worth it?
 
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I find it rather surprising that your college allows you to do an applied math minor whilst completing a math degee. At my college, Comp Eng and EE majors can't do a minor in computer science despite the fact that computing is an entirely different faculty!
 
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