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Budapest Semesters in Mathematics Program
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Undergrad Life
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By Anonymous Hero
Posted Thu Jan 26, 2006 at 07:39:06 PM PDT
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Hi
I am considering applying to the Budapest Semesters in Mathematics program - has anyone heard about how hard/easy it is to get accepted - do you have the be the next Fermat or Gauss to be confident in your chances? Also, has anyone found this program to be of significant value on grad school applications and such?
Just curious - information on this seems to be very hard to come by. Any info would be appreciated.
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Math Conference Just For Undergraduates
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Undergrad Life
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By Iluveisensteinscriterion
Posted Mon Jan 23, 2006 at 06:46:28 AM PDT
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Below is some information on an undergraduate math conference. This is a great experience for undergrads to get their feet wet in the never ending world of research and presentations. And even better, not only I am presenting, but I get to help organize this year.
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Requesting Letters of Recommendation
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By halewis
Posted Mon Jan 09, 2006 at 06:19:40 AM PDT
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I have recently had several students ask me to write letters of recommendation for them, a task I often enjoy. Some of these recent requests, however, were presented in such a clear and organized manner that I wanted to capitalize on their hard work by summarizing steps that students can take to make the experience as easy and pleasant as possible.
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Reflections on REUs
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Undergrad Life
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By overconvergent
Posted Sat Aug 20, 2005 at 05:42:33 PM PDT
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Many of my colleagues have been involved in REUs over the years; I have been working with students too this summer. In this note I'll collect a few of my thoughts on them.
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America
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Undergrad Life
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By icicle
Posted Tue Jul 05, 2005 at 09:00:20 PM PDT
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Hi,
I am currently a maths student in doing the part III(extra 4th year) at cambridge uni and am wondering whether to apply for phd's in america.
My first question is: It seems at least some elements of most phd's in america are taught?Is this true.
Secondly:Does anyone know how likely is it that I could get funding?
Thanks for any advise/explanations,
icicle
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Math Scholarships?
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Undergrad Life
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By Vanes63
Posted Mon May 09, 2005 at 02:03:37 AM PDT
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I bet we've all heard there is a lot of money for those going into mathematics...
Have you seen it?
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