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ryanj123
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Hey all.
I'm actually a math and chemistry major at the Univ. of Illinois Chicago. I have a competitive GPA, research experience, and an overal good academic history. What I'm trying to do is plan my advanced math courses to not only be functionable within my area of interests (engineering, applied mathematics, physical chemistry), but are respected and appreciated by graduate admission review boards.
Here are my options.
Analysis II
Topology I & II
Linear Algebra II
Abstract Algebra II
Partial Differential Equations
Complex Analysis
Probability Theory
Statistical Theory
Mathematical Models
Numerical Analysis
Advanced Calculus
Differential Geometry
Any suggestions not listed?
So within the fields of applied mathematics, engineering, and chemistry which would give me the best edge?
I'm actually a math and chemistry major at the Univ. of Illinois Chicago. I have a competitive GPA, research experience, and an overal good academic history. What I'm trying to do is plan my advanced math courses to not only be functionable within my area of interests (engineering, applied mathematics, physical chemistry), but are respected and appreciated by graduate admission review boards.
Here are my options.
Analysis II
Topology I & II
Linear Algebra II
Abstract Algebra II
Partial Differential Equations
Complex Analysis
Probability Theory
Statistical Theory
Mathematical Models
Numerical Analysis
Advanced Calculus
Differential Geometry
Any suggestions not listed?
So within the fields of applied mathematics, engineering, and chemistry which would give me the best edge?