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Linear Algebra
In my opinion, overloading Linear Algebra helps me to achieve greater academic potentials and develop further insights into Mathematics. I petition to overload for two specific reasons:

First, overloading allows me a chance to participate in off-campus study programs. As a potential double major in Mathematics and Philosophy, I aspire to minor in French and study in France for one semester. Therefore, overloading makes it possible to fulfill my academic plans.

Second, overloading motivates me to make further advancement. I have decided to stay in Math 112, because I try to see the logics behind the theorems. Meanwhile, my passion in Math inspires me to explore new knowledge. Linear algebra will grant me better understanding in both pure
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