Math PhD Profile Evaluation

[ademir50]

Hi,

I know everybody hates profile evaluation threads but because of my unusual stats, I don't know which school is reach or safety to me. What do you think about my chances? Are there any schools that you consider applying as a waste of money for me? I am open to any suggestions. Thank you. 

Undergrad: Foreign (Top 10 in Eastern Europe and Central Asia)

Major: Mathematics

GPA: 2.8 (6th out of 50)

 

Masters: The Same Institution

Major: Mathematics 

GPA: 3.4 

 

Type of Student: International male

 

GRE: Going to take next week. Expecting V:150, Q:170, AW:3
MGRE: Going to take in September. Expecting at least 840 (85%)
IELTS: 7,5/9 (L8, R8, W7, S7)

Program Applying: PhD in Mathematics with Probability Concentration

Research Experience: An undergrad thesis, a master's thesis and an independent study (preprint)
Awards/Honors/Recognitions: National scholarship
Pertinent Activities or Jobs: TA (2 years), Tutor (1 year)
Any Miscellaneous Points that Might Help: 30 something Math courses, 10 of which are grad. 
Any Other Info That Shows Up On Your App and Might Hurt: I know my uGPA is killing me but it is because of the grading policy of my institution and my professors will mention this in their LoR. 

 

Applying to Where:

Ohio State University
Michigan State University
University of Arizona 
Arizona State University
Washington University in St. Louis

University of Oregon
University of Pittsburgh 
North Carolina State University
Tulane University 
Louisiana State University 

SUNY Binghamton
SUNY Buffalo
Syracuse University 
Worcester Polytechnic Institute 
Lehigh University 

University of Kentucky 
University of Oklahoma 
University of Tennessee 
University of Louisville 
St. Louis University 

University of Houston 
University of New Mexico 
University of Louisiana 
University of Central Florida 
Florida Atlantic University 

Edited August 1, 2017 by ademir50

[StatsG0d]

You're probably better off posting this profile on http://www.mathematicsgre.com/. This forum is really more stats/biostats focused.