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Thanks for your reply. Number theory is perhaps where I am going.

Thanks for your reply. Yes, the size of JHU's math department is one concerning factor.

Thanks for your reply. I get funding from both schools, that's why I have to make a difficult choice

Thanks for your reply. I am not thinking less of a master's degree, on the contrary, I think a Master program is more flexible since after two years of study I can make a different choice if I want. Yet if I will continue mathematical study, why not, unless a significant difference will occur (e.g. get into a top math program in US), choose JHU's PhD program in the first place?

Thanks for your reply. Vancouver is a great city and Baltimore looks less appealing

Hi! I am trying to make a choice between UBC's master program and JHU's PhD program in mathematics, but it is really difficult for me. Canada v.s. America & master v.s. PhD. Oh, I really need your advice!!

Thank you for your reply! Could you tell me what do you mean by "experiencing the wire"?

I am so assured. Thank you so much!

Thanks for your reply. I apologize for using the word "rival" and have no intention at all of suggesting mathematical battle between universities.

Thanks for your reply. Currently I choose Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory as my future study area. I would like to hear comments on JHU's AG and NT research group. Could you please share what you kow about it?

Thanks for your reply. I don't care much about rankings. I know Baltimore is not a very safe city, yet I've heard that the JHU campus is secured by enhanced police force and other safety measures. Could anyone talk about the city in more details?

Hi! I've received an offer from JHU's math program, but I am not very clear about the strength of the program. Could anyone tell me something about JHU's mathematics and make a comparison with its rival schools? Thanks. Best wishes,