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When calculating my Math and Econ GPA, should I calculate with courses like "Applied math for biology", "Intro to Bio-statistics" and Liberal arts courses?

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Thanks to all your replies, I've finished course selection, but I've found out that I can't take Real Analysis and General Topology because of schedule conflicts. So, instead of RA, I'd like to take Measure Theory that is more rigorous course in my school than RA. Measure Theory 1 Differential Equation and Mathematical Modelling Stochastic Process Numerical Analysis Multivariable Calculus (same level as Intro to Vector Analysis) I won't take Statistical Inference (grad level) and Functional Analysis because I've not completed prerequisites. Measure Theory 2 Statistical Inference(undergrad level) Functional Analysis or Lebesgue Integral Asymptotic Statistics (grad level) or Partial Differential Equation If possible, I will take Asymptotic Stats and Functional Analysis. Topology Vector Analysis and Complex Analysis (if necessary) Any additional advice would be welcome. Thank you!

Thanks for your replies Zeno,seacucumber and OneArmedEcon! I'd like to consult your advices and will learn Complex Analysis on my own as necessary. My current concern is whether or not I should take Vector Analysis and Lebesgue Intergral besides Real Analysis1&2. Thank you in advance.

Thanks for your reply! I've not taken any Statistical Inference course. What should I do? I should take Intro to Statistical Inference course?

Unfortunately, my school doesn't have any intro course and introduces this RA course I described above as intro... but more detailed course description probably looks easier. This is more detailed course description. 1st semester Outer measure→Lebesgue measure→Measurable function→Convergence theorem→Fubini theorem 2nd semester Functional space→Set function→Radon-Nikodym→Hilbert spaces→Riesz representation, Lax–Milgram theorem→Fourier transforms

Hi all. I'm an econ major student, and I plan to get a PhD of macro or finance. This year, I've got chance to take math classes, so I'd like to take many as I can. I need your suggestions about my math class selection listed below. Real Analysis1&2 Covers:Lp spaces, Fubini theorems, Radon-Nikodym, Riesz representation, Lax–Milgram theorem, Hilbert spaces and Fourier transforms General Topology Covers:Metric space, Topological space Stochastic Process Covers:Martingale, Stochastic Integral, Martingale central limit theorem, Stochastic processes and statistical asymptotic theory Complex Analysis Functional Analysis Lebesgue Integral Vector Analysis Numerical Analysis Partial Differential Equation Differential Equation and Mathematical Modelling Asymptotic Statistics Covers: A. W. van der Vaart: Asymptotic Statistics Amazon.com: Asymptotic Statistics (Cambridge Series in Statistical and Probabilistic Mathematics) (9780521784504): A. W. van der Vaart: Books Statistical Inference Covers:Point estimation I plan to take Real Analysis, General Topology, Stochastic Process, Complex Analysis, Numerical Analysis, DE and modelling, Asymptotic Statistics, Functional Analysis, but I'm not sure what I should take. It would be really appreciated if anyone could pick out the classes would be helpful in applying and surviving PhD Econ. Thank you very much!!

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