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oh ive done a small amount of that in my courses, its interesting and quite clever, but not quite gripping to me xD are u doing a maths degree with pure? that makes u an advanced sci student then eh

=/ a co-worker did actuarial studies, maths, statistics but told me pure maths was rather abstract and he doesnt kno how he'll ever use it. he's now gone into actuarial. do u like pure maths? ive always found stats more interesting, its just my opinion, i find pure maths a bit out there xD

oh because u think that a maths person should like all 3 - pure maths, applied maths + stats? a fair proportion of the top maths pple ive met dont actually like pure maths. ive met some who like pure maths, but then they dont like applied math xD

a lot of maths pple i kno cant stand pure maths. there's always applied maths or statistics instead.

are u abt to enrol in it? i know a few people who take it, most of them find it a bit hectic. law itself is crazy enough, so if u want both, good luck =P if u want to do maths like dvse suggests, u'd be way better off doing a combined commerce and science degree: commerce major - actuarial...