Hi!
Starting a new thread just in case.
I have a bachelors in ECE from an international university, a Masters from UCSD in Signal and Image Processing and been working in the industry for close to
8 years in Video Compression and more recently in 3D Computer Vision. I want to apply for a PhD in AMATH(Applied Math) starting Fall 2019(mostly).
I am aware that I need to take the GRE Math Subject Exam and the General GRE as well.
I do not have any research papers so far.
I did lots of high school math competitive exams(dont think they count anymore).
I am only hoping to do well in Math Subject test to prove myself.
How realistic are my chances of a PhD Admit in AMATH? Will my work experience cost me a lot?
Anyone else in the same boat?
Any advice from people in similar situations is appreciated .
Thanks for your time
7-8 Year’s work exp before a PhD
Re: 7-8 Year’s work exp before a PhD
I have seen some applied math programs that do not require a lot of background like Arizona and AMCS Notre Dame. What kinds of applied math are you planning to do ?
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Re: 7-8 Year’s work exp before a PhD
Thanks. I am leaning towards mathematical modeling , mathematical methods - that forms the basis for many problems in engineering. I want to apply to AMATH since it gives me an opportunity to study math rigorously that is Close to engineering. Would you happen to know about U Wash’s AMATH acceptance ? I’m a Seattle resident and it is one of best schools in my area.
Re: 7-8 Year’s work exp before a PhD
UWash is pretty tough as their applied math program is like a top 10. However, it depends on your personal connections and letter writers.
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Re: 7-8 Year’s work exp before a PhD
I see. I took a couple of Probability Theory courses in Grad school and got A+ in them . Did a Grad level TA in Probabilty course too. Is a MS admit at U Wash possible ? How is their conversion rate from MS to PhD for AMATH?
Btw are you an applicant for this year or a student already? Thanks for the advice so far
Btw are you an applicant for this year or a student already? Thanks for the advice so far