I do not want to wait for an offer one more year, but I have no good news until now.
So, can anyone give me an advice about what PhD program (in algebra/geometry/logic/set theory) to apply to? It should be a school in which I would enter for sure with my scores. It is also supposed to be located in a relatively cheap state and to provide satisfactory carrier opportunities (academic or industrial). As for deadlines, I prefer that they have not passed yet.
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As an absolute safety maybe you can take a look at North Dakota state.
By this time most places have closed their applications. Rutgers Newark is one more place i can think of
By this time most places have closed their applications. Rutgers Newark is one more place i can think of
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Central Michigan should be another emergency school. Others that may be possibilities (you'd have to check for yourself since I'm not sure) are Kent State and Western Michigan.
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Oklahoma could be another option
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I applied to WVU (and thought about SIU) as a contingency.
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You can check if univ of Iowa is still taking applications. Otherwise there's Rutgers Newark. Also quite a few schools accept late applications but I am not sure precisely which ones. Check out their websites, mail them. You should act fast.
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From https://math.ou.edu/graduate/admissions:
"Applications submitted by January 31 will be given full consideration. After this date, the graduate committee will review new applications through April or until all positions are filled."
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Try University of South Florida; they extended their priority application deadline to February 15th. You have to request a Teaching Assistantship application form and complete it as part of your application to be eligible for funding (assistantship/fellowship/scholarships). Just call the graduate admissions office, or email the Director of Graduate Admissions for the Math department.