what should i do if i wanted to have my thesis ready for when

hello

>>7726835
Hi.

>>7726837
are you a math graduate?

>>7726838
>as a math undergrad

>>7726838
I am not. I have a ~6th grade understanding of mathematics.

>>7726843
if he was a math graduate he could give me advice
>>7726844
i see. are you enrolled in a college or something? what are you doing in /sci/? i don't come here much, but i've seen some math graduates posting here

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Ask your advisor faggot?

>>7726846
>what are you doing in /sci/?
I don't know. It's a shitty, net toxic place that can be interesting if you've got the right lens to look through at the time. Despite the lack of mathematics, I know a decent amount about biology and philosophy.

Physics is my real interest. I'm busy fighting myself over some old things. Good luck with your math degree.

>>7726850
i don't have an advisor. that's why i'm asking here
>>7726856
i see. i guess it's entertaining sometimes. good luck with physics

>>7726874
Every college gives undergrads an advisor. We don't go to your school; we can't do anything to help you. Fucking be an adult and send an email to someone in your department and ask.

>>7727027
i'll look for an advisor eventually. i was wondering whether there was something i could do meanwhile. i'm not finishing my classes that soon. i wanted to know whether there's stuff i can do to advance the process, like reading a lot about some specific topic or something similar.