Extra curricular activities for maths degree
what books could i read to show my passion and interest for subject and what else can i do over the summer to boost my personal statement
i have heard the book why do buses come in threes is good
i have heard the book why do buses come in threes is good
You really don't need to do any extracurricular activities for a maths degree. But reading some maths books would be a good idea. Cambridge recommends these books to anyone who is considering studying maths as a degree. https://www.maths.cam.ac.uk/system/files/text_2.pdf
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