What are some of the key things you need to know about applying to and thriving in graduate math programs at OHIO? Here's a few snippets, but be sure to read the entire list of Advice on How to Succeed in Graduate Math Programs.
- There is no separate application for financial support. On the main application for admission, simply check the boxes indicating that you are seeking support. If you have teaching experience or other information that we should take into account, you can include them in your statement of purpose.
- If you do not intend to continue to a Ph.D. in Mathematics, start your master's program with the applied Master of Science Applied Track or Computational Track.
- If you intend to continue to a Ph.D. in Mathematics, follow the Master of Science Doctoral Preparation Track to both fulfill the requirements for the M.S. and be prepared for comprehensive examinations in the doctoral program here or at other universities.
- For mathematics doctoral students: Your goal is to pass the comprehensive examinations as soon as possible so that you can focus on research. In your first year, you should take whatever 6000-level classes you still need so that you can pass the exams after your first year.