Graduate Programs in Applied Math

[xxthecrowxx]

Hi all.

I am trying to get a sense for applications to graduate programs in applied math. What are the general GPA requirements for top-25 programs? I am currently doubling majoring in Physics and Economics looking to do applied mathematical modeling of social science problems (game theory, network theory, ect, ect). I have taken A LOT of math classes, almost enough for a major, but will not having a pure math major hurt my chances? Finally, recommendations for programs to look at are appreciated.

Thanks for your help!

 

[maze]

Look into Cornell Center for Applied Math.

 

[creepypasta13]

i'm also considering applying to the top 10-25 applied math grad schools next fall

i don't think not majoring in pure math hurts you. for the top schools, of course the closer to 4.0 the better

the main thing I'm worried about are the GREs. some applied math grad schools still want you to take the math subject GRE, and i haven't taken topology, abstract algebra, and only 1 semester of analysis