I am going into my senior year at a small and respected liberal arts school in upstate New York and am planning looking to pursue my PhD in mathematics next fall. I am a mathematics major with a chemistry and Arabic studies double minor. By the end of the semester, my math GPA will likely be around a 3.7 and my overall GPA will probably be about a 3.6.
As for course work, I have taken calc I and II, multivariable calculus, logic/proofs course, linear algebra, differential equations, group theory, ring theory, complex analysis, real analysis, geometry, topology, and graph theory. In the spring I will likely take a course on number theory and also complete my university's equivalent of an honors thesis on Galois theory. I have also taken an introductory course on computer programming.
I have three solid letters of recommendation in line and am aiming for above the 70th percentile on my GRE. I am looking at a number of UC schools- San Diego, Santa Barbra, Irvine, Davis, Santa Cruz- as well as University of Washington, University of Oregon, and University of Colorado at Boulder.
What are my chances?
