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I just stumbled upon a proposed applied math track (Decision to be made next fall by the department).
Right now I am an Engineering Physics major (with a math minor). The interesting thing is, that all but 3 courses (the two stat classes and a numerical analyisis course) are what I have already planned for my math minor.
The downside is that I would also have to take a few more general courses (mainly 4 quarters of a foriegn language) if I pursue the double major. This would most likely mean not being able to take some of the extra nuclear engineering courses I was planning on.
So in your opinion, would it be worth it to double major in math while sacrificing a few nuclear engineering courses?
Right now I am an Engineering Physics major (with a math minor). The interesting thing is, that all but 3 courses (the two stat classes and a numerical analyisis course) are what I have already planned for my math minor.
The downside is that I would also have to take a few more general courses (mainly 4 quarters of a foriegn language) if I pursue the double major. This would most likely mean not being able to take some of the extra nuclear engineering courses I was planning on.
So in your opinion, would it be worth it to double major in math while sacrificing a few nuclear engineering courses?