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emlekarc
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I really enjoy math and worked hard to get my grades up. I'm a soon to be sophomore right now and I had issues with Calc 1 and got a 2.4 in it. I had a hard time adjusting to college, had to repeat it. Obviously I'm not happy with how I did and am dissapointed in myself. Is Grad School for Math an option or do I have no chance? My overall GPA isn't bad (3.5) and I am working on a double major in Mechanical Engineering and Math.
Also, do grad schools look at how you did in later math courses more heavily than how you did in earlier courses? For example, if I got Bs in the proof based courses, would that look better than the C in Calc and other earlier courses?
Also, do grad schools look at how you did in later math courses more heavily than how you did in earlier courses? For example, if I got Bs in the proof based courses, would that look better than the C in Calc and other earlier courses?
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