Hi Everyone,
I am writing because I am applying to graduate school this coming fall. I am looking for honest feedback as to my position as a prospective Ph.D. student in Engineering. I am a mathematics major at a top 50 university with a 3.8 GPA overall (only two B+ in Complex Analysis and Probability) 790 Quant GRE (Math GRE not received), and a summer REU and UCLA in Applied and Computational Mathematics. However, I have only taken Mechanics and Electromagnetism and therefore I feel I am at a HUGE disadvantage when it comes to engineering graduate school. Despite having taken almost every mathematics course in the curriculum I am finding that I do not have many prerequisites for engineering programs. My research advisor feels I would be a qualified candidate for UCLA, UCSD, and USC applied math Ph.D. programs, but I am more interested in pursuing engineering. Does my coursework essentially impede acceptance into a decent Ph.D engineering program?