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Math/Stat Student Profiles

Here are some thoughts from our current majors:

Abraham Porschet '25

Abraham Porschet '25

"Your professors are looking out for you, and often the classes with the toughest reputations are the most transformative."

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Justin Gonzalez '25

Justin Gonzalez '25

"Don’t be afraid to use those resources like the 1:1’s, Pi-rate sessions, or office hours. Everyone wants to see you succeed."

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Trisha Razdan '25

Trisha Razdan '25

"Every professor I have had has been so encouraging and supportive, and I've enjoyed the classes I've taken in the department."

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Ben Rosin ‘25

Ben Rosin ‘25

"I wouldn't be a math major if not for the awesome department.  I didn't know math could be fun to learn until coming here."

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Katelyn Becker

Katelyn Becker '25

"I became a math major after being inspired by my experience in Math015-SP. The discussion and inquiry-based structure of the course helped me to see the utility and joy of math."

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Zak Vilanilam '26

Zak Vilanilam '26

"All of my Math/Stat professors were incredibly helpful and always supportive of deeper learning beyond content covered in class."

 

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Olivia Cloutier

Olivia Cloutier '26

"Tackling a mathematical problem feels like solving a puzzle, and it's so satisfying when I finally figure it out."

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Anna Hansson

Anna Hansson '26

The professors in the math department have always been very encouraging and welcoming and I find the content interesting."

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Wyatt Brannon ‘26

Wyatt Brannon ‘26

"Try different things! Only by trying out different fields will you identify the area for which you are truly passionate."

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