Trying to narrow my Academic field

[tt2348]

So I currently have the following: (All B.S.)
A degree in Math specializing in Graduate studies
A degree in Physics specializing in medical physics

and currently pursuing a degree in chemistry.

I am pursuing the third because I have a pattern in my classes.
Intro level with little theory I tend to do not so great in, but Most 300+ level courses I get at least a B+, which I'm trying to raise my GPA from. Math I usually succeed splendidly, especially in proof writing classes or challenging abstract fields, but the last math class I took I ended with a C+ due to a death in the family (old school teacher, not the most understanding). I would love to get into pure mathematics, I even got asked to do the REU at penn state by one of the heads, but I want to do something that would combine everything. I am currently testing the waters with a mathematical methods for theoretical physics class. I think tensors are crazy in a cool way, and considering taking a differential geometry class just to do further investigation.

Any suggestions?

 

[TonyG]

I would suggest that you continue to explore your interests in mathematical and theoretical physics, as well as chemistry. These are all highly interdisciplinary fields that can greatly benefit from cross-disciplinary knowledge and expertise. In particular, your background in math and physics can be very valuable in the field of medical physics, where advanced mathematical and theoretical models are used to understand and improve medical imaging and radiation therapy techniques.

In terms of your current class choices, I would encourage you to continue exploring topics that interest you, such as tensors and differential geometry. These are important mathematical tools in many areas of science and can open up new opportunities for research and application.

Additionally, I would recommend seeking out research opportunities in your areas of interest. This could include internships, REUs, or working with a professor on a project. Not only will this give you hands-on experience in your field, but it can also help you develop connections and gain valuable skills for future endeavors.

Finally, don't be discouraged by a lower grade in one class. It's important to keep in mind the bigger picture and your overall strengths and interests. Focus on continuing to excel in your areas of passion and continue to challenge yourself in new and exciting ways. Best of luck in your studies!