Virginia Union University is where I got my bachelor's of science degree. Originally, I was supposed to go for the civil engineering major until I have found out it was discontinued years ago due to low enrollment. Since there was no turning back, I has decided to go for the mathematics major. As always, I took the core classes during my first two years. The real challenge kicks in when I took the classes that was shown below. 

• Differential Equations 

• Advanced Calculus (I & II) 

• Numerical Analysis 

• Vector Analysis 

• University Physics (I & II) 

• Modern Algebra (I & II) 

• Complex Variables (I & II) 

• Probability and Statistics (I & II) 

• Discrete Math 

• Linear Algebra 

• Calculus (I, II & III-Multivariable)

As each student reaches his or her senior year in college, it is mandatory to do a senior research in order to graduate thus leading me to create a topic that involves both math and physics. The topic has to be my first major work as it has led me to present at major research conferences.