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Admission Requirements
To be considered for admission to the graduate program,
an applicant must submit:
- Completed on-line application form.
- Official transcripts of all previous college work.
- Content descriptions of all college-level mathematics courses completed.
- A personal statement of objectives.
- Three letters of recommendation.
- Scores for the GRE General Test (optional for citizens of foreign countries
who take the TOEFL exams).
- Citizens of foreign countries
must submit TOEFL scores of at least 71 (internet-based test) 525
(paper-based test) or 195 (computer-based test).
[If the TOEFL score is below
92 (internet-based test) or 580 (paper-based test) or 237 (computer-based test), applicants will be required to
complete an English as a Second Language
course.]
If they hold a degree from an accredited English-speaking university,
they can take the GRE test rather than the TOEFL exam.
- Non-refundable, one-time $51 application fee.
- Applicants for a Master's or a Ph.D. degree must have a Bachelor's degree by time
of their enrollment.
- In addition to the above requirements, applicants are encouraged to
submit other evidence indicating the ability to pursue an advanced
degree in mathematics (such as the GRE subject test in mathematics).
If admitted, citizens of foreign countries must provide
an original (not a photocopy) certified statement from a bank or sponsoring
agency that at least $21,000
is available for transfer to the United States to meet the cost of study in order for the Graduate
School to issue an I-20 form. This amount can be reduced by the value
of any financial aid awarded by the university.
The Graduate School
information provides further details.
Click here
for more information about our
Graduate Program and the Department of Mathematical Sciences.
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Application Information
Applications are to be submitted online at
Online
Application
For instructions see: Application
Features and Instructions
Paper Applications.
If you are unable to or choose not to apply online, you may request a paper application from the
Graduate School at grad.school@umontana.edu or by calling (406) 243-2572.
There will be an additional $10 charge for processing a paper
application.
(When calling or e-mailing, please provide the Graduate School with the following information
1. Name, 2. Address or e-mail where application materials can be sent, 3. Term applying for,
4. Program applying to, and 5. whether you are U.S. Citizen/Lawful
Permanent Resident OR an International Applicant.)
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Additional Application Materials
In addition to the application form which is submitted to the Graduate School, the following materials are to be sent directly to the Department:
- A personal statement of objectives.
- Content descriptions of all college-level mathematics courses completed.
- Scores for the GRE General Test (optional for citizens of foreign countries who take the TOEFL exams)
or TOEFL scores (for applicants whose native language is not English).
- Official transcripts of all previous college work. Transcript request forms are availabe at: transcript form
- Three completed evaluation forms (letters of recommendation) in
sealed envelopes, unless these are mailed directly to us by the recommenders. Evaluation forms are availabe at: evaluation form.
Mail the application packet to:
Graduate Program
Department of Mathematical
Sciences
The University of Montana
Missoula, MT 59812-0864
In case you need to contact us by phone or fax:
Phone: 406-243-5311; Fax: 406-243-2674
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