<p>What math courses look attractive to grad schools for someone who wants a M.S. in I.E. I decided that I can't go through this ME or CE track any longer. It's just not me, nor am I good at the physical sciences (what a late discovery :(). I always wanted to do Industrial Engineering, but listening to people's advice as a senior in highschool and just being immature made me make some bad decisions.</p>
<p>Well, I'm at Duke, and my adviser is no help at all. He doesn't even know what I.E. is and everytime I try to contact him is usually futile. So, my plan for this term is to drop my EGR( ME) class, and keep my other, more general, EGR class so I can still stay in the Engineering school. I am planning to transfer this year to a school that has I.E., so I think my being in Pratt Engineering is a plus, so I don't want to drop out of the program just yet. </p>
<p>But, that leaves me with one more class to take. I feel like I'm sort of alone in this endeavour, because no one really knows how to help me. I'm currently in Math 103 MULTIVARIABLE CALCULUS. Should I take a math statistics course for my last course? Also, in case I don't get in any transfer schools due to my low grade in Physics 2nd term(which sucked since I tried my hardest and was on deans list first term), what should my math courses concentrate on? I feel like I wasted my time first year taking Prereq EGR courses and Chemistry, when I could have been focusing on obtaining a math major and getting a now impossible marketing and management certificate. Sigh.</p>
<p>My courses right now look like.
Math 103, Physics, EGR, ???</p>