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Hi,
I am a sophomore and I recently dropped Graduate Complex Analysis. I was just missing something. The solutions to the questions on the problem set were not capable of being formed by me. This being said, I am wondering if it is still possible for me to attend graduate school for mathematics. Forget prestigious schools, will I still be able to do a Ph.D. in mathematics at any graduate school when it comes time?
I have taken these upper division
intro. to abstract algebra - A
advanced calculus I/II - A/A
intro. to topology - A
linear algebra - A
I am currently taking
field theory
number theory
set theory
My whole plan was to go to grad school and not being able to keep up in grad complex kinda made me question this. Looking for some advice.
Thanks for your time.
I am a sophomore and I recently dropped Graduate Complex Analysis. I was just missing something. The solutions to the questions on the problem set were not capable of being formed by me. This being said, I am wondering if it is still possible for me to attend graduate school for mathematics. Forget prestigious schools, will I still be able to do a Ph.D. in mathematics at any graduate school when it comes time?
I have taken these upper division
intro. to abstract algebra - A
advanced calculus I/II - A/A
intro. to topology - A
linear algebra - A
I am currently taking
field theory
number theory
set theory
My whole plan was to go to grad school and not being able to keep up in grad complex kinda made me question this. Looking for some advice.
Thanks for your time.