Funded Master's for Pure math?

[SomeMathGuy]

Sorry if this has been asked before, but it seems a bit hard to find the info. I've heard that UC Riverside tends to fund Master's students in Pure math, and I was wondering if anyone on here had an idea of universities that fund pure math master's. I'm specifically looking for schools in California, like UCs or Cal States (perhaps Cal Poly Pomona?)
Thanks for your time, and good luck on your future admissions

[poorasian]

Cal Poly SLO's website seems to mention they offer a limited amount of TA positions. I have also heard UCR does the same.

[SomeMathGuy]

Thanks for the reply. I looked at some of your other posts...you go to UCLA too??

[poorasian]

yes... do I know you?

[catallus]

Look into SFSU and SDSU. I know CSU Long Beach gives TAships of about $5K per semester but it doesn't include a tuition waiver.

[ppham27]

I was admitted to University of Pennsylvania for a MA in Math. They don't really give any funding besides $5k per semester for TAing, which doesn't come close to covering tuition.