I was also a math major x

@steliostoulis1875

6 жыл бұрын

Tibees Omg I didnt expect you here

@sowmyag5142

5 жыл бұрын

Wow tibees is here😊

@vexedbat5487

5 жыл бұрын

Odd flex but okay

@Ani-gg3yh

5 жыл бұрын

Lol I just saw your 2+2=4 vid

@mysteriousbootyhead2083

4 жыл бұрын

Fucking hot mama

I think pretty much everyone doing a STEM degree agrees that Maths majors by far have it the hardest. The content they have to go through is just insane. I'm a Physics Major and I have so much respect for people that are capable of completing maths degrees.

@FutureKnut

5 жыл бұрын

I think math is actually "easier" than the natural sciences, especially chemistry, because everything is worked out from logic and reason alone, whereas scientific knowledge is more "hazy" with the definition of concepts changing over time or new evidence overturning old theories. For example, the first day you take an advanced physics or chemistry course and your teacher casually informs you that what you learned in high school is technically wrong (Like Newtonian Mechanics)! That never happens in math which is why I think it's actually easier to learn!

@_VISION.

5 жыл бұрын

i would agree with Sam lol. I'm a pure math major and i honestly find it easier than physical sciences, and especially engineering. even then i still tend to stay away from empirical and applied sides of subjects.

@kahnjugaming

5 жыл бұрын

@@_VISION. I always wondered why I struggled with physics, but never with math. Also, I aced logic classes. I definitely find truth in your truth. 😁👏❤️

@samholt9177

2 жыл бұрын

What about engineering

@agrajyadav2951

Жыл бұрын

chemistry is shit

Studying Maths is actually fun for me personally! I hope you do great this year!

Thank you for this video, there’s not a lot of things about studying maths at uni on youtube. 😊

@Euphytos

6 жыл бұрын

werosification Search better

@a.3160

5 жыл бұрын

@@Euphytos there actually isn't

these stories are actually pretty assuring im going to uni soon and it helped ease my nerves

Thank you for this video! I'm in my first year at university and I'm in quite a difficult chemistry course, you gave me the inspiration to keep working even though it's not easy

Great stuff. Really well explained. The abstract Vs real-life thing really resonated with me.

Hey Beth I love your channel and have been watching a while! I am relating so hard to this as I also study Maths (and Statistics kinda)! It's so interesting to see the similarities and differences at different uni's! What you said about the weekly assessments is so so true but we still have so many of these going into fourth year. Also it's nice to hear you saying it's hard and a lot of work, I've always kind of felt this but then also thought 'but everyone has the same struggles' but you know maybe it is a bit harder and more stressful for us hmmmm.

@TheKingBeth

6 жыл бұрын

the weekly homeworks are a great way of making sure I understand the course content so there is a plus side to them, it just takes so much time!! I'm constantly switching between thinking that maths students have way more work to do, and then wondering if it's actually just my attitude towards education/how I manage my time that makes me so stressed!! Probably a mixture of both haha 💕

Very helpful, thanks Beth.

omg I've been subscribed for a while and I had no idea you studied maths so I'm like very pleasantly surprised because I'm doing maths at uni too ! It's funny how even from one country to another maths courses are so similar and I actually relate to most of what you said. I just started my second year and yeah, the workload is so much, I have 24 hours a week (counting lectures and "tutorial" classes) and 6 weekly exercise sheets (which take at least 2h usually) so I'm kinda dying at the moment (but everyone told me 2nd year is the hardest so hopefully i can get through and it'll be better next year). I agree so so much regarding the maths bubble !! It's something that's been bothering me so much because I'm really passionate about feminism and social issues (I spent ages hesitating between studying humanities/politics and maths) and I think that it's important for scientists, even ones who deal with very abstract stuff only, not to lose sight of real issues and to stay sensitive and informed on those things. Sadly because of all the reasons you mentioned, it's really hard to develop critical thoughts and encourage discussions on a lot of those issues and I think that not being able to do that is the main thing I resent about my studies. I just wish more maths (and science) students cared about activism and stuff like that. Anyway, sorry for the way too long comment but I really enjoyed this video and it's really nice to be able to compare our experiences!

Absolute godsend this is exactly what I was looking for!

I obviously have absolutely no intention of studying maths haha but I found it really interesting to find out a bit more about what kind of things you guys do! Also, you're getting super close to 3k!!! ❤

@TheKingBeth

6 жыл бұрын

+Anomalous Chloe I love watching videos about other uni courses I'm just very nosy!! I know, it's very exciting! 😄💓

i hope to see more videos about your math studies because its so rare to watch videos about girls studying any stem careers. so this was awesome!!! and again i hope to see more about this. :)

Amazing!!

I love these math videos! Thanks for your help!!! ^_^

Hated math in school, now I'm double majoring in math and philosophy. It's hectic. I'm really determined to do both if I'm at all capable, so any advice would be great. I had to squeeze most of the high school math that I should have done years ago into a couple of months to get into my math course.

I found my video lol, I am a first year student of statistics, and even though I am not studying maths, I do feel like the classes are all about theorems and proofs. I also feel like we are stuck in theory and it isn't so practical, but on the other hand we have a lot of background in maths and that can open us many job opportunities. Nice video! Finally someone I can relate to haha

I am incredibly glad for this video! It's almost impossible to find any good info on what being a math major is like, which is very frustrating if that's what you want to be. :)

@anymaths

4 жыл бұрын

watch my useful maths videos.

If you're in highschool and you know you want a mathematics degree, do not wait until college to start learning the material. Get a head-start as early as you can, because it's not easy stuff, as she points out, and it doesn't get particularly easier as your degree progresses. If you don't have a natural inclination for mathematics, in other words if you're part of 99% of the human population, you are gonna get the shit kicked out of you by the material if you're not ready for it. Nevermind proof writing, which is a whole other ballgame. I started studying pure mathematics in highschool out of interest, and my god is the coursework easier having already put in the weeks worth of proof writing practice as well as the several more weeks worth of trying to comprehend some of the higher level material, in particular abstract algebra, topology, and category theory being royal pains in my ass. (I say weeks worth, but realistically speaking, I practiced proof writing pretty much my entire time in highschool, I'm still not that good at it.) Doing a lot of this in highschool will make college a lot less hectic, and will give you if not more freetime, more time to get your other classwork done without tearing your hair out.

@Monica-vw5kf

6 жыл бұрын

Racoon in the closet what material did you use to start learning pure mathematics? Did you buy a university textbook or an app, saw videos? I want to study pure maths and I’m seeing videos but they’re not on “chronological” order. Like, so I might watch a video about analytical continuation and /then/ decide to learn about derivatives. Or watch a video about Euler’s formula and then learn about imaginary numbers...like, help. I watch videos about things I don’t understand that use things I ignore to explain.

@Shlungoidwungus

6 жыл бұрын

Typically, if you search "introduction to ....", this tends to give a nice breadth of PDF's which basically outline the order in which the subject you're trying to learn is usually taught. This isn't perfect, but it's a nice start. I didn't have money for mathematics textbooks or anything until just this year, so for the longest time that is pretty much how I did it. The hardest thing is getting used to looking around to see if a question you have has already been answered somewhere else, and if it hasn't you can either buckle down and try and figure it out yourself, or try a Q&A site like Quora or the Mathematics Stack Exchange. Videos are helpful, and for mid-level topics there tends to be a decent amount of them available, but when you start getting to higher level subjects like Abstract Algebra, Topology, Category Theory, etc... the amount of videos explaining the actual logistical details of these subjects tends to be quite lacking. If you're particularly interested in Analytic Continuation, this is a concept from Complex Analysis, which I'd recommend you wait for until you become more familiar with Calculus I-III, as Complex Analysis relies heavily on Power Series, and there are certain important properties of Analytic Functions, specifically the Cauchy-Riemann equations, which you may be able to _grasp_ without Calculus III, but which actually have very deep connections to Harmonic Functions, a concept that you don't really touch until Calculus III.

@Monica-vw5kf

6 жыл бұрын

Racoon in the closet thank you :)

@charlottemacmillan4845

5 жыл бұрын

This is good to know!

@tiemap4285

5 жыл бұрын

Is the case similar for physics?? Like should we start getting ahead as possible

I’m studying maths at Portsmouth and I relate to this so much

As part of my theoretical physics undergrad we were forced to take proof based analysis, linear algebra, group theory and calculus on manifolds with the maths students and had the option to take more pure math courses. I appreciated learning the structure of how maths is done properly but I think I would have gone insane if I didn't have courses like quantum mechanics, electromagnetism etc where I could actually calculate physical observables. I always had immense respect for the people who were good at it though as analysis type courses were something I really struggled with.

Thanks a lot for the video! I’m changing majors and this helped me to gain a lot of confidence in my decision (which sucks because I’m technically a junior now but oh well). Tip of advice: face the camera away from the window. That’s defeating the purpose of natural lighting. And as a future ex-psychology major, I can tell you that humanities is based primarily on social constructs and even more so. And also, it turns out that other majors actually need math majors.

@FleurDeCersier

5 жыл бұрын

I wanna do either psychology or maths. Can you give me any tips of what I should keep in mind when I make my decision?

@bronwynashleigh312

2 жыл бұрын

@@FleurDeCersier lol im in the exact same situation as you were. what did you end up deciding on? :)

I can so relate to how you describe the lectures. It's so hard to grasp during the lecture

@anymaths

4 жыл бұрын

watch my maths tricks to learn something.

so relatable! I am a math major myself!

I watch rick and morty, would I be smart enough to do a maths degree?

@dolx2861

6 жыл бұрын

You should already know all of the theories though, correct? You obviously haven't seen enough episodes. Otherwise, university wouldn't even be an option. xd

@febuary1497

6 жыл бұрын

Its called Richard and Morty , you currently aren’t watching enuff

@andriusveselga8138

6 жыл бұрын

Gabee gbyr Wrong, its Richard and Mortimer actually.

@TheMultipower47

6 жыл бұрын

Just skip straight to the double PhD

@vandomog5971

5 жыл бұрын

If you enjoy watching programmes based on technical subjects or enjoy doing anything technical, then Maths might be for you. I started off at level 2 Maths, then progressed onto level 3 Maths and now I'm doing a degree in Maths. However, I also spend time studying other maths subjects that I don't need for my current studies. I guess what I'm saying here, is that, do you do Maths in your spare time, just out of interest? If you do, then the answer to your question, is yes, go and study Maths. Mathematics is my life and passion and needs to be your life and passion if you (REALLY) want to study Maths at University.

Where i study (Karlsruhe Germany) all courses are in the Internet. So I spend all my study time effectively understanding maths instead of making my writing skills better

I love mathematics.

The sun does that because maths makes life brighter. Maths is life.

made me smile when you talked about existential crisis :)

I'm in my first year of computer sciences and have Math all throughout. I love Math and hope I hope to God I can make the best out of each class !

I really enjoyed your point of view! Thank you for this video I found it helpful and entertaining. Your very animate and funny ^-^

taking abstract alg I atm. can relate, the struggle is real forshor.

Hi Beth. I like the way you have stated that you have no intellectual views on Politics etc. You know what? neither do I. However, I'm a Mathematics student also. I am studying towards a BSc (Hons) in Mathematics with the Open University. However, your comment with regards to you being able to think logically. Whilst I was studying for my HND in Hospitality Management at Sheffield Hallam University, on the final year, I chose Applied Information Technology as a module, which was the best option that I had taken in my life, in terms of my academic studies. The main assignment, was based on using Microsoft Access to construct a data base system for a hotel. In terms of being able to think logically, as you stated when talking about Politics, it was the technical aspects of undertaking the assignment, that really kept my interest and that's when I realised that I have a technical brain. I found most of the other units that I studied on my HND, which related to business management, rather boring. However, in 2012, I enrolled onto an Access to HE in Engineering Diploma and a GCSE in Maths course. I soon realised that I was a lot more interested in the Mathematical side of Engineering than the Applied Physics. I didn't continue with the Access course, but did complete the GCSE in Maths and achieved a grade B in my exams, in 2013. I then progressed onto A Level Maths and A Level Further Maths, but I didn't do well in my exams in 2015. I only achieved an grade E in AS Maths, which is simply not good enough. I have completed MU123-Discovering Mathematics and MST124-Essential Mathematics-01, so far with my BSc (Hons) in Mathematics. I started MST-125-Essential Mathematics-02, and achieved 70% for my first assignment, based on Number Theory and Further Coordinate Sytems, but I had to defer this module until October 2019, due to personal issues like my Mental Health and Drug Issues. However, I am, at present studying/ revising the New Edexcel A Level Maths syllabus, as I am due to resit my A Level Maths exams next month in June, as an external private candidate at a local school.I want to improve my grade from an E in AS Maths and obtain a grade B minimum as a full A Level in Maths. Next year, I want to resit an A Level in Further Maths, which will give the opportunity to study at the University of Wolverhampton. Mathematics is my life and passion and I would like to wish you every success in completing your 3rd year and the remainder of your BSc (Hons) in Mathematics at Southampton University. Do you intend to progress onto a MSc in Maths and then a PhD in Maths and then perhaps teach?

I’m studying maths & accounting at university of Dundee. I’m a year 1 student and am enjoying it alot

@highvoltage1393

5 жыл бұрын

Is it hard??!

Completely off topic but I saw you at the Mayday Parade gig last night! Would have said hi but awkward and it was loud 😂

@TheKingBeth

6 жыл бұрын

+Georgia Mutton that's so cool! hope you had a great time 💕💕

I’m a sophomore in college and I’ve been studying music the whole time, but I decided to take up math as a double major for this coming spring semester... (the music might end up going to a minor :P) Needless to say, I am very scared about the work load and the huge change of pace from music homework to math homework. This video, however, helped a huge amount with calming my fears and getting me excited for my math studies! Thanks!

@caterinadalmaso3298

6 жыл бұрын

jadedjimmy I'm studying maths at the University and music at a conservatoire... Although I'm a first yeas, so maybe the workload isnt as much, I'm finding it manageable , it requires truly hard work, but if you like both its nice to be able to "switch" between different subjects, it helps me stay motivated!

@caterinadalmaso3298

6 жыл бұрын

Sorry for the mistakes... Autocorrect 😞

@MrCmon113

6 жыл бұрын

The most important thing by far is a group of friends to study with. You won't make it alone.

@NikeAirJordanGabes

5 жыл бұрын

No offense, but at least you are now more than likely going to get a good career, rather than having just a fine arts degree.

Concerning these worksheets every week, you're so lucky honestly. We also have to do one each week but they don't influence our grade *at all*. The amount of points you get only decides whether or not you're allowed to take the exam at the end of the semester. I put in so much work each and every week and all I get from it is that someone's going to tell me I'm allowed to take the exam... I'm really scared because I don't think I'm going pass my Analysis exam and I really could use some bonus points :(

I think I'm going to start calling Maths "fancy adding". Great video, I hate maths but I like hearing people talking about their uni courses.

@steliostoulis1875

6 жыл бұрын

Why do you hate maths?

So im interested in maths but in my country I need a mark for enter in... well Im in computer science and when I can apply for maths im going to. Thanks for you video, seems quite informative :D Greets from Spain!

I am nearing the end of my first year if maths in the now and I relate so much hahaha.

i do love mathematics

7.12 that's sooooo me i'm currently in my first master year and when spent all your days studying onlyyy maths , beside not being able to go out as much , you feel like you're missing so many things I definitely agree. I think it's good that you have homework, i'm arabic and we don't almost never take homework wish we were like you, we don't do too much exercices as well wich make exams even harder

@itoldyounottotouchit3336

4 жыл бұрын

Getting into masters seems very hard. You need higher than a 3.7 GPA i believe. What was your GPA for your bachelor degree?

Thats so true

A very thoughtful video you have made here. I hope your third and final year goes well. What classes (modules) are you taking? ps There's not many math channels out there of people speaking their experiences, consider me Subscribed!

nice personality

To save time of copying from blackboard, you could take photos of your professor's writings.

I like this video a lot and btw you're really cute :)

Thank you this was very helpful. I applied for maths for September and just started to panic

Who here is applied math? Sub-option in engineering and physics

As a first year this is so accurate

At my university we have a very strong rivalry between then math and physics departments. As a physics student I found it utterly ridiculous but hey...

@MrCmon113

6 жыл бұрын

AntonioKowatsch So where did they draw the border?

@a.3160

5 жыл бұрын

@@MrCmon113 physics is just maths at that level

@samuelstern4113

5 жыл бұрын

@@a.3160 especially if you're doing theoretical

Ask a physicist if it matters or not, It DOES and is very applicable to everyday life

@steliostoulis1875

6 жыл бұрын

KillGui007 Pure Maths isn't applied by definition

What do you mean math is not useful in the real life? Think about all physics. Math is the language of the universe. Math was created to describe the world we live in.

how do you handle all the lectures,tutorial because sometimes is hard deciding what to actual do ,how to actual study / practice maths?

I think I've watched all these Maths videos at least 5 times

1:28 ahh Mathematicians be generalising 👌🔥😤

I hate the group assigments we get given in maths courses. We already get a bunch of problem sheets, and the exam is still worth 70% plus. Why do they make us bother?

This is so accurate! I study maths at uni too and it's definitely difficult. With only our stats classes being related back to real life, I'm finding it difficult to see career options too since everything is just so theoretical. Have you got any ideas of what you would like to do with your degree?

@TheKingBeth

6 жыл бұрын

Exactly! I have no idea what I want to do. This week I've started getting emails about careers fairs and... I'm just so not ready to think about that 😅 I probably should though

@douwehuysmans5959

6 жыл бұрын

If you studied maths finding a job is really easy

@douwehuysmans5959

6 жыл бұрын

You might not have realized this, but the level of problem solving you learn by studying math is very valuable to a company, you can easily get hired as a economist making / analyzing models or in a job in the IT industry. Also think about things like infrastructure, not just traffic, but anywhere

@vanessamayorga8405

6 жыл бұрын

You can also get into the medical field, law, dentistry and etc. as a math major. You DON'T need to be a science major or a political science major to go for those careers. I don't understand why people think that you can't do anything but teaching as a math major .

@Minecraftrok999

6 жыл бұрын

Douwe Huysmans Well... That's what I hear all the time from people not studying maths and telling me about my job chances, but when I'm actually asking people working in HR or higher level executives in companies with at least 500 employees "What kind of job do you offer that could need a mathematician?" They tend to be unable to name jobs :/ This could be different of course for other trades, but it's an interesting behavior

gr8 video.............

@TheKingBeth are you doing applied or pure math?

I’m so happy I found this video because I start maths at uni in September and I’m kind of nervous lOL

@safiyahbadi82

4 жыл бұрын

Same. I feel like if it's the same difficulty as high school, I'll be fine but I'm nervous about it being alot more difficult. Hope u do well 🙂

Hey there! Im studying engineering, and feel the same as you do. We are constantly overwhelmed with lots of stuff to study, so I wanted to let you know you made me laugh out loud when comparing maths with other degrees. I mean, I'm not saying they are easier, but I don't feel they are so pushed or having this pressure on them. At some point in the video, you said yo have no clue about the utility of what you are studying. Let me tell you that with you, mathematicians, engineers wouldn't be able to do what they do. As an interesting thing, you spoke about stocastics processes saying you have no idea of what it is useful for. I don't know any other use as the one I've learnt at the uni (there will surely be lots of more uses), but it is a very powerfull tool to represent noise in telecomunication signals (you know, electromagnetics waves and that stuff). Really enjoyed the video!

I am a first year maths student and usually one of the first things people ask me is what kind of jobs I can do with my degree...

Oh man I'm so sorry that's your lecturing experience. Graduate studies are such a different feel. It's more conversational.

Beth, can you tell me what's like studying A level maths.... how is that compared to maths at Uni?

I’m in year 10 but i want to do a level maths and further maths and then maths in university 😁

Im planning on maths and statistics. I've a question regarding exams. Are they all multiple choice? Or it that just first year?

@TheKingBeth

6 жыл бұрын

For me, in first year the first half of the questions were multiple choice then the rest were normal exam questions. But we only had the multiple choice section in first year :)

The world revolves around numbers, that’s why I’d want to take Maths at uni

There are always youtube suggestions life as a med student, pharmacy student, law student, finally i found my major here haha

Very helpful, thanks

@bollamebendrikb1923

6 жыл бұрын

thanks polar, very cool

What is /was your favourite part of studying maths in high school or uni as in geometry, trigonometry or calculus or algebra??:)) Lovely video though

I'm a math major in Argentina. God is hard. Also our classes are 8 hours a week but we study A LOT.

i’m defo not studying maths at uni i really hate it 😂😂😂 but this was handy bc i want to be prepared for uni and i’m just worried about lectures and independent study i rely on everyone for work at skl 😩

What jobs are you considering/ what jobs are there to consider? Because i really enjoy maths and it's kinda always just clicked but I don't like the idea of statistics and research so I don't know whether degree level maths would be a good idea for me

Thank you for this video. Becuase of this video, the way you described the layout of maths notes (definition, theorem, proof, example) really helped me to organize my maths revison. You see, I didn't pass maths at GCSE and throughout A level I have re-taken maths 3 times. But, I didn't pass on those 3 times and twice I was close to passing. But, the note system has helped me cover more subjects and I have passed on 3 past papers recently. I have re-takes next week and I did one exam already, IT WENT REALLY WELL. I just want to say thank you so much. Good luck in your future.

I’m in grade five and I’m watching this

A 80% final!? Damn, I thought a 60% for finals was harsh

6:35 this might not age like a fine wine in your math career

7:23 exactly why I study math

I do maths and I’m in my third year ,it’s so intense ..!

Uni of Soton yess!

i want to become a mathematician after university and im in year 11 right now, i would do like 6 hours+ of maths but people say i could be like ‘overworking’ so im not sure how much i should do a day

I do further maths and really like it and was thinking of doing maths and econ but this video seriously put me off ahaha

@TheKingBeth

6 жыл бұрын

omg nooooo im sorry!!! watch some other videos of people's experiences, they might change your mind again (i have friends doing econ and they love it, so maybe the combined degree will be a good thing??!)

@BGWee

6 жыл бұрын

Haha it's fine! I'll have a look into it more and decide. Thanks for the video though

Just a quick question. Is there lots of note taking in maths lectures and would it be more suitable to use a laptop or a tablet with a stylus/pen. Thanks!

@SophieBrown24

5 жыл бұрын

A. S Hi! I’m not Beth, obviously, but I’m studying theoretical physics at uni and have 2 maths modules (pure maths and applied maths) and the lectures are purely note taking. I’ve gone through a slightly crazy amount of file paper in 1st semester, and have just gotten an ipad and apple pencil for taking notes because you definitely need to be taking them by hand! I don’t see how you could realistically type notes for maths because there are so many different symbols and occasionally diagrams and graphs too, so a laptop won’t be much good unless there’s some sort of program which is good for that. Hope this helps!

@a.3160

5 жыл бұрын

@@SophieBrown24 thanks for taking the time to answer! That was helpful

you are beautifully smart... & you got a aurora around you... keep making videos...thank you

Lorde? Eh aren't you supposed to be a middle-aged geologist from South Park?

I am in 10th grade , I love only the geometry and equation part of maths , I hate the surface area and statistics stuff , I wish to do a degree in maths but I am extremely scared , I hope I'll get through 11th and 12th grade maths , then I'll get to know how hard it is . 😥 , Maths is still fun though 😆

I was told that the difference between O Level Maths and A Level Maths is greater than the difference between A level and Degree Level Maths. So much for being told - which mathematicians won`t simply accept. The difference between A Level and Degree Level Maths is utterly ridiculous. At least A Level Maths is still recognized as Maths. Degree Level Maths is Sorcery.

Numbers aren't a construct, other animals count too? How do animals count 1, 2, 3 or 1, 1+1, 1+1+1? Also don't fear you have no intellectual views in society! I love Neil DeGrasse T and he's been on question time type shows and always has some mathematical way of putting across his view. I know this isn't what you're looking for but it shows that you can form an opinion of a high level with your degree. I'm a 1st year doing astrophysics so have to do maths this year and next but thank you so much for a great video!

can you pls name all the subjects you've had til now

Oh yum

just wanted to ask did u do further maths and maths or just normal maths at a level?

@TheKingBeth

6 жыл бұрын

I did further maths :)

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I know I'm late but could I ask: did you feel that 4 modules per semester was about right, or did you feel that it would have been better to take 3 modules per semester and to go deeper into each topic? The reason I ask is because I'm trying to decide between University of Bristol and University of Manchester for a BSc in Mathematics. The former has 3 modules per semester while the later has around 5. At Manchester I could easily fit in all of the topics I'm interested in but I'm worried that each module might be too shallow. Do you have any insights on which course would be better?

@TheKingBeth

4 жыл бұрын

Ooooh interesting question! I only have experience with doing 4 modules per semester so it’s hard for me to say for sure. 4 felt right to me. There was enough work that it was challenging but there was enough time to fit it all in. Having the opportunity to go deeper into each topic sounds appealing, so if it were me and based of that alone I think I’d choose Bristol. Do the modules at Bristol cover a broader subject area maybe? Both excellent universities so of course there will have been a lot of thought into designing their maths courses. Whichever you choose I’m sure you’ll love it!

@youtubeadventurer1881

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheKingBeth Thanks for your input! It's difficult to tell from the module descriptions exactly what they cover, but I emailed Bristol about it and they said that they prefer students to go deeper into the areas they are most interested in instead of dipping their toes into many different areas. I'm leaning towards Bristol's depth over breadth approach. By the way, I watched some more of your videos and it seems like you aren't really considering the masters->PhD->research career route. I would've thought that would be a much more natural fit for you than the graduate job route, but I could easily be wrong!

Accurate

I'm studying CS and in my school we share a bunch of courses with the math students and they get to take a lot of our courses so we do kind of mingle.

You do not really understand something unless you can explain it to your grandmother. --Einstein (Fine. Let's pick a random theorem on a random math textbook.)

I started and immediately felt behind. Now exams are soon and im screwed :)

@TheKingBeth

2 жыл бұрын

a very relatable experience! good luck :)

Was there any tea in the cup?

All maths was created and developed as we encountered problems throughout different walks of life. Knowing how far the sun is, how do we most keep trade flowing, how do we get the most return from our investments