Hodge

I'm not someone who has been planning on studying philosophy at the graduate level, even though one of my degrees will be in philosophy. However as I've been learning more mathematical logic (model theory, recursion theory/computatiblity, etc) there are some things that I really want to study and some research ideas that I want to pursue. Basically I'm looking for masters programs to apply to (since I don't think someone who only has one good philosophy letter writer could get into a PhD) that have strong faculty in logic, especially model theory. There is another caveat, however, which is that I don't want to spend 30k a year or even 10k a year (or even 5k a year) on a program. I would like to spend not too much, since I don't have enough credit to be able to afford such a price without having to work at a job during my studies. Places I know about are LMU, Toronto, UWO, and Bonn (though you have to apply through the math department), though the faculty at Bonn seem very specialized in set theory and the people at LMU to me are solely interested in studying defeasible logics and weird kinds of logics, but maybe that's just what they're famous for.