Schools Math grad schools: requirements, information?

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The discussion centers on the lack of accessible information regarding undergraduate prerequisites for math graduate programs compared to economics programs, particularly at prestigious institutions. The original poster seeks guidance on what classes to take to strengthen their application for math grad schools. A helpful link to the University of Georgia's math department website is shared, which provides relevant details about major requirements. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding specific academic expectations for prospective graduate students in mathematics.
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Hi everyone.

I'm considering going to grad school for either economics or math. When researching economics grad schools online (at the big ivy leagues) I find pertinent information about what they look for on your transcript, specifically what classes to take as an undergraduate, etc. I find none of this type of information on websites for math graduate school. I was wondering if anyone could direct me towards information on this. Thank you.
 
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http://www.math.uga.edu/~curr/Major.html#anchormajorreq
 
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Wow, that was very informative. Thanks!
 
my pleasure. credit is due to Ted Shifrin, in all likelihood, who most probably wrote it.
 

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