misskitty11

My school is not very big, only a couple upper level math courses are offered a semester. And I've taken almost all of them. Complex will be offered again Spring of 2015, but I don't think one class is worth waiting around for. Thank you for the advice! But staying another year isn't financially in the cards right now.

I have applied to 5 PhD programs for applied mathematics. My GRE and mGRE scores were low, to say the least. I have a small amount of research experience in dynamical systems. I have worked for my university's math dept for 2 years as a tutor/aid. My academic credentials are as followed: Cal 1-3 Linear Algebra Differential Equations Mathematical Stats C++ for Math Majors (this course is required at my university for math majors instead of the generic college computer course) Mathematical Proofs Topology Math Modeling Abstract Algebra I Real Analysis I and II Vector Cal I have made A's in all of my math classes, and my overall GPA is 3.93 (made a B in sociology. oops.) Oh, I am also finishing my BS in 3 years instead of 4, so maybe that makes me look more ambitious? Do you guys think this will be good enough, despite my less than impressive GRE and mGRE scores? I have applied to Auburn, Clemson, UGA, Georgia Tech, and Emory University (trying to stay in the Southeast. Please give me your input.