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zpei
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Hi.
Im a undergrad senior currently and am going to apply for grad school right after i take my GRE. I am wonder what my chances are of getting in.
Im applying for the same university where I am going to be graduating from ( stony brook ). [[ for a Masters, M.A., not a Ph.D ]]
My major is MAT, pure math.
GPA / Major GPA are aboth 3.2 ish.
No research experience.
Upper division GPA is also around 3.2 ish.
3 Letters of recommendation with 2 average and 1 above average.
GRE quantatative expected to be 100 percentile.
As I asked, admission is not competitve.
Upper division courses taken.
analysis in several dimensions, abstract algebra, dynamics and chaos, differential toplogy, complex analysis, applied analysis, geometric structures, and off course linear algebra and 1 dimensional analysis
And the part where i screwd up and worry about the most, is that my GPA has been on a steady decline with most recent semester having c+ c+ b+ for 3 of my major courses
Thank you so much for helping.
Happy new year!
Im a undergrad senior currently and am going to apply for grad school right after i take my GRE. I am wonder what my chances are of getting in.
Im applying for the same university where I am going to be graduating from ( stony brook ). [[ for a Masters, M.A., not a Ph.D ]]
My major is MAT, pure math.
GPA / Major GPA are aboth 3.2 ish.
No research experience.
Upper division GPA is also around 3.2 ish.
3 Letters of recommendation with 2 average and 1 above average.
GRE quantatative expected to be 100 percentile.
As I asked, admission is not competitve.
Upper division courses taken.
analysis in several dimensions, abstract algebra, dynamics and chaos, differential toplogy, complex analysis, applied analysis, geometric structures, and off course linear algebra and 1 dimensional analysis
And the part where i screwd up and worry about the most, is that my GPA has been on a steady decline with most recent semester having c+ c+ b+ for 3 of my major courses
Thank you so much for helping.
Happy new year!
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