<p>So, I graduated with a BA degree in Economics, and a minor in Mathematics. Unfortunately, I picked up the minor in my senior year; so i couldn't really double major. But now, i really like the field and hope to pursue math at the graduate level. Here are the courses I took for my minor:</p>
<p>Upper division
Numerical Analysis: 2 quarters
Numerical Differential: 1 quarter
Linear Algebra: 2 quarters
Real Analysis: 2 quarters
Topology: 1 Quarter</p>
<p>Lower Division:
Multivariable Calculus
Abstract Algebra</p>
<p>I got like 3.963 GPA for my math courses, and cummulative GPA is 3.906. So I wonder what is a chance of getting into a PhD program for applied math. I want to do numerical analysis in grad school. I got 720 of the GRE Quant (did not really study for it a year ago :-( ), and I'm studying for the subject test now. thank you. </p>
<p>P.S.: do i have a better chance to enroll in a master program then apply to the PhD program after finishing my master?</p>