Graduate Program

All accepted PhD students will be offered a teaching assistantship for a maximum of six years of study. The stipend in the first year will be $23,740.

All accepted PhD students will receive this fellowship. The fellowship reduces teaching in the first year to tutoring only.

The application fee for US citizens with GRE math subject scores in the upper 50 percentile will be waived.

The University awards these fellowships to outstanding PhD applicants. The fellowships cover tuition and health insurance and award a stipend of $28,500 for the first and fifth years with no teaching responsibilities. In other years the student is supported by the department teaching assistantships.

The College of Natural Science awards these fellowships to outstanding PhD applicants. The fellowships cover tuition and health insurance and award a stipend of $28,500 for the first year of study with no teaching responsibilities. In other years the student is supported by the department teaching assistantships.

The Department of Mathematics awards these fellowships to outstanding PhD applicants. The fellowship consists of a departmental teaching assistantship and an addition stipend of $8,000 in the first year of study.

All accepted PhD students will be offered a teaching assistantship for a maximum of six years of study. The stipend in the first year will be $23,740.

All accepted PhD students will receive this fellowship. The fellowship reduces teaching in the first year to tutoring only.

The University awards these fellowships to outstanding PhD applicants. The fellowships cover tuition and health insurance and award a stipend of $28,500 for the first and fifth years with no teaching responsibilities. In other years the student is supported by the department teaching assistantships.

The College of Natural Science awards these fellowships to outstanding PhD applicants. The fellowships cover tuition and health insurance and award a stipend of $28,500 for the first year of study with no teaching responsibilities. In other years the student is supported by the department teaching assistantships.

The Department of Mathematics awards these fellowships to outstanding PhD applicants. The fellowship consists of a departmental teaching assistantship and an addition stipend of $8,000 in the first year of study.