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For two extra classes, would you get a math minor?

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notfred

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I'm a computer science major, and upon graduating, I'll be two classes shy of a math minor. Think it's worth the extra effort?
 
If you really are bored. How my experience in the science field is that a minor is completely meaningless. If you try to 'brag' about getting a minor you will probably get laughed at.
Depending on your field a BS is almost meaningless.
 
It shows you're a little more hardcore than typical math-fearing CS folk, and might give you the edge applying for a scientific development job. Not worth staying extra for if you're heading off to grad school.

If you haven't had a Numerical Analysis class yet, that's a fun subject. Real analysis is a lot of work, but not too bad if you're strong in formal logic.
 
no because Analsys sucks ass, theres no reason to probe that calc sorks, newton did that for us hundreds of years ago
 
I can care less what you do with your time and life, but I wonder if any of these people who are saying yes actually have a reason to say yes. As somebody else mention you could take a year to get another bachelor's degree which would be meaningful.

The fact is, at least in my experience, is that a minor doesn't mean anything.
 
After four years you get a degree majoring in CS. After two classes, you can have a minor in Math. Sounds like a good deal to me.
 
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