You will Ace this course if there is a mathematician in your family or you already knew the first isomorphism theorem when you were 8 years old. Otherwise, you will fail this course if you did not withdraw as Nike suggests you to.

You will learn Cayley in the second week; normalizer, stablizer in the third week, etc. Ends up with Sylow, composition series, etc.

He will send emails to you to withdraw this course if you can't get 70 in a midterm, constantly. Also, he's the phd student of Andrew Wiles.

I should learn abstract algebra by myself when I was 10.

One of the easiest third year math courses. Nike is a treat, and treats all students (even those weaker students who struggle, believing that they deserve to pass simply for putting in the effort) with a great deal of compassion and respect.

Group theory. Perhaps the most applicable field of math to the real world. You won't find a field on God's green Earth that doesn't use group actions.

Handsome, intelligent, brave, and understanding. One of the greatest professors of all time. And his Tarot readings are shockingly accurate!

I wish I knew how much it would change my life. I. LOVE. JACOBSON.