Am I eligible for a masters degree in mathematics?
Oh yes, Game Theory — that was John Nash’s handle there at Princeton University, which depiction in the film starring Russell Crowe, A Beautiful Mind, was all about. Much in econometrics and other disciplines for which Nash ultimately received the Nobel Prize in Mathematics for has do with what you presently center on, yes? Nash’s works are applied to many models, not only to Economics. It was not Nash himself but the economists who studied his works that segued his to Economics; because economists had long pined to wield a precision instrument to better measure society’s eddies and trends — Economics being a hybrid of sorts, at home in the Humanities and Social sciences; that is, it is similiar in makeup to Archeaology and Geography in that either is partially in the natural sciences, and partially in the Humanities. And so somewhat you should think you were not eligible to do the degree? Why not — unless in truth you are really touting your abilities or affording your ego a fresh
