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Hi guys,

CS + Maths at the University of Bath, on track for a first (78%), applying for Sept 2027 entry. UK-based and targeting UK/European programmes — Oxford MCF, Imperial Maths & Finance, LSE Financial Mathematics, Warwick, UCL — so advice for those rather than US MFEs would help most.

**Taken so far**

Year 1: Core Pure and Statistical Mathematics A/B (Algebra, Statistics, Sequences and Functions), Programming 1/2, Artificial Intelligence
Year 2: Statistics 2A/2B, Probabilistic Modelling, Probability Theory, Machine Learning, Software Engineering, Algorithms and Complexity

I'm also doing a supervised research project in the maths department: a multi-agent FX market simulation where traders and a market maker are co-trained, looking at optimal strategies for both. 

**Final year**

60 credits: a 20-credit project plus 40 credits of options, split evenly across the semesters.

Semester 1, either way: Statistical Modelling and Data Analytics 3A (10), Stochastic Processes and Martingales (10)

Option A, semester 2: Statistical Modelling and Data Analytics 3B (10), Probability and Finance (5), Bayesian Statistics (5)

Option B, semester 2: Probability and Finance (5), Bayesian Statistics (5), Discrete Probability (5), Introduction to Topology (5)

I can also substitute in maths units that aren't on my list, with Director of Studies approval, as long as I meet the prerequisites. In practice that means second-year units — Advanced Linear Algebra, Numerical Analysis (sem 2), potentially Analysis 2A (don't have 1a/b but I can still try due to sequences and functions), or third year units which I meet the prerequisites for, but this is a long shot and not guaranteed.

**Question**

What do you recommend me to do, in my eyes my only analysis is Sequences and Functions in year 1, and I think that reads thin for the top programmes. I already have four statistics units, so my instinct is that Option B signals more maturity than a third applied stats unit.

Does Topology genuinely close part of the analysis gap, or is it a weak substitute that isn't worth losing stats 3B? And if you'd rather see something else in subject to DoS approval, what would you ask for?

Research into Afentra (AET) and Kistos (KIST) both on LSE. Both cash producing companies, growing production. 20%+ upside short term, 100%+ longer term. DYOR etc. Not as exciting as the tech stuff, but very limited downside IMHO.

Hi guys,

CS + Maths at the University of Bath, on track for a first (78%), applying for Sept 2027 entry. UK-based and targeting UK/European programmes — Oxford MCF, Imperial Maths & Finance, LSE Financial Mathematics, Warwick, UCL — so advice for those rather than US MFEs would help most.

**Taken so far**

Year 1: Core Pure and Statistical Mathematics A/B (Algebra, Statistics, Sequences and Functions), Programming 1/2, Artificial Intelligence
Year 2: Statistics 2A/2B, Probabilistic Modelling, Probability Theory, Machine Learning, Software Engineering, Algorithms and Complexity

I'm also doing a supervised research project in the maths department: a multi-agent FX market simulation where traders and a market maker are co-trained, looking at optimal strategies for both. 

**Final year**

60 credits: a 20-credit project plus 40 credits of options, split evenly across the semesters.

Semester 1, either way: Statistical Modelling and Data Analytics 3A (10), Stochastic Processes and Martingales (10)

Option A, semester 2: Statistical Modelling and Data Analytics 3B (10), Probability and Finance (5), Bayesian Statistics (5)

Option B, semester 2: Probability and Finance (5), Bayesian Statistics (5), Discrete Probability (5), Introduction to Topology (5)

I can also substitute in maths units that aren't on my list, with Director of Studies approval, as long as I meet the prerequisites. In practice that means second-year units — Advanced Linear Algebra, Numerical Analysis (sem 2), potentially Analysis 2A (don't have 1a/b but I can still try due to sequences and functions), or third year units which I meet the prerequisites for, but this is a long shot and not guaranteed.

**Question**

What do you recommend me to do, in my eyes my only analysis is Sequences and Functions in year 1, and I think that reads thin for the top programmes. I already have four statistics units, so my instinct is that Option B signals more maturity than a third applied stats unit.

Does Topology genuinely close part of the analysis gap, or is it a weak substitute that isn't worth losing stats 3B? And if you'd rather see something else in subject to DoS approval, what would you ask for?

Hi guys,

CS + Maths at the University of Bath, on track for a first (78%), applying for Sept 2027 entry. UK-based and targeting UK/European programmes — Oxford MCF, Imperial Maths & Finance, LSE Financial Mathematics, Warwick, UCL — so advice for those rather than US MFEs would help most.

**Taken so far**

Year 1: Core Pure and Statistical Mathematics A/B (Algebra, Statistics, Sequences and Functions), Programming 1/2, Artificial Intelligence
Year 2: Statistics 2A/2B, Probabilistic Modelling, Probability Theory, Machine Learning, Software Engineering, Algorithms and Complexity

I'm also doing a supervised research project in the maths department: a multi-agent FX market simulation where traders and a market maker are co-trained, looking at optimal strategies for both. 

**Final year**

60 credits: a 20-credit project plus 40 credits of options, split evenly across the semesters.

Semester 1, either way: Statistical Modelling and Data Analytics 3A (10), Stochastic Processes and Martingales (10)

Option A, semester 2: Statistical Modelling and Data Analytics 3B (10), Probability and Finance (5), Bayesian Statistics (5)

Option B, semester 2: Probability and Finance (5), Bayesian Statistics (5), Discrete Probability (5), Introduction to Topology (5)

I can also substitute in maths units that aren't on my list, with Director of Studies approval, as long as I meet the prerequisites. In practice that means second-year units — Advanced Linear Algebra, Numerical Analysis (sem 2), potentially Analysis 2A (don't have 1a/b but I can still try due to sequences and functions), or third year units which I meet the prerequisites for, but this is a long shot and not guaranteed.

**Question**

What do you recommend me to do, in my eyes my only analysis is Sequences and Functions in year 1, and I think that reads thin for the top programmes. I already have four statistics units, so my instinct is that Option B signals more maturity than a third applied stats unit.

Does Topology genuinely close part of the analysis gap, or is it a weak substitute that isn't worth losing stats 3B? And if you'd rather see something else in subject to DoS approval, what would you ask for?

Research into Afentra (AET) and Kistos (KIST) both on LSE. Both cash producing companies, growing production. 20%+ upside short term, 100%+ longer term. DYOR etc. Not as exciting as the tech stuff, but very limited downside IMHO.

Hi guys,

CS + Maths at the University of Bath, on track for a first (78%), applying for Sept 2027 entry. UK-based and targeting UK/European programmes — Oxford MCF, Imperial Maths & Finance, LSE Financial Mathematics, Warwick, UCL — so advice for those rather than US MFEs would help most.

**Taken so far**

Year 1: Core Pure and Statistical Mathematics A/B (Algebra, Statistics, Sequences and Functions), Programming 1/2, Artificial Intelligence
Year 2: Statistics 2A/2B, Probabilistic Modelling, Probability Theory, Machine Learning, Software Engineering, Algorithms and Complexity

I'm also doing a supervised research project in the maths department: a multi-agent FX market simulation where traders and a market maker are co-trained, looking at optimal strategies for both. 

**Final year**

60 credits: a 20-credit project plus 40 credits of options, split evenly across the semesters.

Semester 1, either way: Statistical Modelling and Data Analytics 3A (10), Stochastic Processes and Martingales (10)

Option A, semester 2: Statistical Modelling and Data Analytics 3B (10), Probability and Finance (5), Bayesian Statistics (5)

Option B, semester 2: Probability and Finance (5), Bayesian Statistics (5), Discrete Probability (5), Introduction to Topology (5)

I can also substitute in maths units that aren't on my list, with Director of Studies approval, as long as I meet the prerequisites. In practice that means second-year units — Advanced Linear Algebra, Numerical Analysis (sem 2), potentially Analysis 2A (don't have 1a/b but I can still try due to sequences and functions), or third year units which I meet the prerequisites for, but this is a long shot and not guaranteed.

**Question**

What do you recommend me to do, in my eyes my only analysis is Sequences and Functions in year 1, and I think that reads thin for the top programmes. I already have four statistics units, so my instinct is that Option B signals more maturity than a third applied stats unit.

Does Topology genuinely close part of the analysis gap, or is it a weak substitute that isn't worth losing stats 3B? And if you'd rather see something else in subject to DoS approval, what would you ask for?