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murmillo
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I'm a junior math major who is strongly considering applying to math grad school. I was wondering, how do students let professors get to know them better so that those professors can write strong letters of recommendation? I go to a small college where it's basically impossible to do research with a professor. I've figured that the only way for professors to get to know me better is if I go to office hours. But what do I do there? For instance, I'm really interested in differential geometry, but I don't really have many questions to ask my professor about it. So I'm not sure what I'm supposed to do.