silverlegacy

It is based on 3 (pre-calc as well), from what I am taking from this is that my overall gpa can be forgiven a bit more if i have high math and econ grades, am I right? I know I can get great grades in math, its just a matter of applying myself. I should restate that a year and a half after this current semester. Say I take calc III, linear alg, finish diff eq and find another class to finish and get A- to A's I should be looking better for a chance to getting accepted. Say with a 3.4-3.5 GPA. What other class should I look into?

Just calc I-II and diff eq this semester. This summer I have an internship. I plan on taking linear algebra and calc III next semester. I also have applied business statistics I and II.

I'm a student at an average state university without a phd program in econ. My GPA is average (3.4 overall, 3.8 in Econ and 3.1 in Math), but improving every semester. My weakness is in math as you can see, but its also in the lack of math classes. I have about a year and a half left on my undergrad, and I am thinking about going an extra semester to take more math classes as I have only completed through diff eq. I should be able to improve my GPA in math by a few points. My university doesn't have a very strong econ program and am finding a lack of research available. I am wanting to get into a top 50 school, the higher the better of course, what would be some advice to help me with that goal? Thanks!