Undergrad Institution: Princeton Major(s): Mathematics GPA: 3.4
Major GPA: 3.9
Type of Student: Domestic Asian Male
Relevant Courses:
Honors Analysis I, II (B+, A), Complex Analysis (A-), Algebra I (A), Graph Theory (A), Statistics (A-), Probability and Stochastic Systems (A-), Graduate Probability Theory (A), Graduate Stochastic Calculus (A-), Seminar in Analysis (A).
Planning to Take Next Year: Graduate Statistical Theory, Topology, High-Dimensional Probability
GRE General Test:
Q: 170 V: 162 W: 4.5
GRE Math Test: 940
Research Experience:
One semester research experience with a math department professor in probability theory
Summer REU
Going to have a year long thesis in probability theory
Awards/Honors/Recognitions: None really
Letters of Recommendation: Three letters from the supervisors of my independent works. I think I maintained very close relationship with all of them, so the letters should be strong.
Comments: I am really concerned about my cumulative gpa. I had a lot of B’s in miscellaneous classes, and I was wondering if that is going to hurt my chances at top schools. Which range should I aim for realistically? Or should I apply for MS and then for doctorate programs? Thanks in advance!
