Midpoint
Thursday, September 27th, 2007I am taking a Masters in Mathematics(36 units; supposedly 42 units but I passed the English entrance exam so I do not have to take two Advanced Technical writing courses), but since my bachelor’s degree is not Math, I had to take a non-thesis course. This means I have to take classes with undergrads… especially since there are so few people taking further studies in Mathematics. If I do plan to go for a Phd, however I think I have a to write a thesis and take a regular Phd degree(42 units) OR take a straight program(69 units).
This term(Sept-Dec 07), I am taking 9 units, or 3 subjects. I have Calculus 1 with freshmen Math majors, Discrete Mathematics with freshmen, repeaters and graduate students (math majors) under the College of Science, and Statistics with graduate students who major in Math, Chemistry or Biology. The Stats is starting to be more like Biostatistics because I have Biology major classmates. My classmates range from 16 or 17 year old freshies to graduate students who are high school or undergrad teachers.