My Stats

Graduate School
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<p>Don't respond. I'm saving this thread so I can use quote from it. </p>

<p>Overall gpa: 3.85ish</p>

<p>major: math or applied math with a possible interest in pre-med/pharm/opt</p>

<p>ECs: 3 quarters tutoring math. Co-President of the math club. Participant in the engineering club</p>

<p>I WAS CONCURRENTLY ENROLLED AS A HIGHSCHOOL STUDENT FROM summer05-spring06</p>

<p>summer 2005 3units
Pre-calculus1: A</p>

<p>deanza(quarter): winter06 4units gpa 4.0
Macro econ: A</p>

<p>galivan(semester school) spring 7units gpa 3.8
English 1a : A-
Precalc2: A</p>

<p>deanza: spring06 5units gpa 4.0
calculus 1a:A</p>

<p>FROM THIS POINT FORWARD, I'M A COLLEGE STUDENT </p>

<p>deanza: summer06 5units gpa 4.0
calculus 1b:A</p>

<p>deanza: fall06 5units gpa 4.0
physics mechanics W(withdraw)
General Chem 1a W(withdraw)
Calculus 1c A</p>

<p>deanza: winter07 16units gpa 4.0
physics mechanics A
general chem 1a A
calculus 1d A</p>

<p>deanza: spring07 21units gpa 3.79
physics electricity and magnetism A-
differential equations A
english 1b B+
mandrin 1 A</p>

<p>deanza: fall07 13units gpa: 4.0
into to music(Honors) A+
cultural anthropology(Honors) A
intro to biology A </p>

<p>deanza: winter08 19units gpa: 3.73
Mandarin 2 A+
Creative minds A+
Rhetoric(Honors) A
Linear Algebra( Honors) B</p>

<p>deanza: spring08(current) 8 or 13 units
intro psychology
intro to theater
mandarin3 Honors (maybe I'll take this course)</p>

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<p>I don’t understand the point of posting this. Can’t you just save your stats in a word processor document?</p>

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<p>^^^ What he said…</p>

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<p>Too lazy. maybe next time</p>

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<p>It is harder for you to open Notepad than browse your way to CC and post?</p>

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<p>I was already on CC. The thought came after.</p>

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<p>Considering how ridiculously odd your post (and subsequent reasoning) is, I’m not sure you deserve to attend grad school.</p>

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<p>I hope your statement of purpose reflects more purpose than this thread.</p>

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<p>Do people with your logic get into Grad School? wow.</p>

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<p>hahahahahahahahahaha</p>

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The OP doesn’t even want to go to grad school. He is a premed. He normally resides in the premed forum.</p>

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<p>please delete the thread</p>

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<p>the doctors of our future ladies and gentlemen..</p>

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<p>As of now, your undergraduate curriculum in Math is too weak for admission into a Math PhD or even MS program. You should take further classes in abstract algebra, real and complex analysis, probability and measure, numerical methods, and differential geometry. </p>

<p>BTW, if you allow me to add a non-US perspective, most of the Math you took in college (basically only calculus and linear algebra, with a little bit of differential equations) is covered in England at the ** secondary school ** level (i.e., pre-Uni) in the Further Maths A-Level curriculum (see also the syllabus for the new [Cambridge Pre-U Maths exam](<a href=“http://www.cie.org.uk/docs/qualifications/preu/syllabus_outlines/Maths.pdf”>http://www.cie.org.uk/docs/qualifications/preu/syllabus_outlines/Maths.pdf&lt;/a&gt;), designed to replace A-Levels in the future).</p>

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<p>and the funny thing is…a lot of people STILL want to come to the US to study math at schools like princeton and harvard.</p>

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<p>So I just googled De Anza and got this from their webpage:</p>

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<p>Tuition is $13 per unit.</p>

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What’s wrong with that?</p>

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<p>@ New_User, well I’m going to UC Berkeley(rank 2nd in math) next year so whatever!</p>

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<p>That’s really cheap! At my CCC, it’s $20/unit.</p>