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I’m interested in going to grad school for applied mathematics. Maybe Operations research, computational math or maybe even an industrial engineering MS (my bs is in IE). However my gpa is low. I got diagnosed with adhd last year. My GPA is a 3.0. Grades have improved since the diagnosis, however I have one semester left and it’s not as high as I want it to be.

Anyone got advice on what I could do?

I’m going to start working as a robotics engineer intern soon, so I’ll have work experience.

Not necessarily relevant but it’s something.

This summer how can I do my own research?
How can I start doing my own projects, build a GitHub or something.

I need advice on how to start.

Should I take classes as a nondegree seeker to try to boost my gpa?

The school I want to go to is KAUST in Saudi Arabia. I really like the research being done by one of the professors there

Does OR have a future in Saudi?

Do you guys think it’s worth going to grad school for OR? Or a quantitative BS Degree and some self study will suffice to secure a job in it?

Hi everyone. I’m currently finishing my industrial engineering degree. I personally found linear programming very interesting to the point I’m considering it for grad school.

I am aware that a portion of chemical engineers use LP specially in refinery or processes.

How can I transition my profile towards these jobs even thought I don’t have much knowledge of chemical processes.

Is it possible?

Will a high masters gpa increase my chances for PhD even though my bachelors gpa was low?

I’m interested in going to grad school for applied mathematics. Maybe Operations research, computational math or maybe even an industrial engineering MS (my bs is in IE). However my gpa is low. I got diagnosed with adhd last year. My GPA is a 3.0. Grades have improved since the diagnosis, however I have one semester left and it’s not as high as I want it to be.

Anyone got advice on what I could do?

I’m going to start working as a robotics engineer intern soon, so I’ll have work experience.

Not necessarily relevant but it’s something.

This summer how can I do my own research?
How can I start doing my own projects, build a GitHub or something.

I need advice on how to start.

Should I take classes as a nondegree seeker to try to boost my gpa?

The school I want to go to is KAUST in Saudi Arabia. I really like the research being done by one of the professors there.

What are some cool projects I could do by myself to add to my GitHub? How do I get started or even potentially do my own research? I want to do this throughout the summer.

Any advice will be appreciated.