Applying without knowing GRE Math score
Posted: Fri Dec 03, 2010 1:36 pm
Hello! I have a problem. Because I took the GRE Subject test at November 13, I should apply to half of the universities before knowing my results. So, the actual question is, what is my chances, given my other results?
Undergrad Institution: Russian institute, one of the best in Russia, but mostly known for physics.
Major(s):Applied Math
GPA: 4.75/5.0
Position in Class: Hard to tell, but between near top and average.
Type of Student: Central Asian, male,
GRE Scores:
Q: 800 (94%)
V: 600 (85%)
W: 3.0 (10%)
M: will know at December 24
TOEFL Score: 100 = R30/L30/S19/W21
Program Applying: Pure Math
Research Experience: Two talks at students conference in our instituteŠ± participated in several projects in research institute, but there are no publications.
Awards/Honors/Recognitions: Outside merit scholarship
Any Miscellaneous Points that Might Help: 2 of recommenders are well known specialists in my field.
Any Other Info That Shows Up On Your App and Might Matter: 2 bronze medals at IMO.
I talked with professors and their suggestions is:
UCLA(15-Dec-2010)
University of Southern California(15-Dec-2010)
Columbia University(15-Dec-2010)
Deadline after 24-Dec-2010:
University of Chicago(05-Jan-2011)
University of Maryland-College Park(15-Jan-2011)
Pennsylvania State University(15-Jan-2011)
Cornell University(04-Jan-2011)
So, what I should include or exclude from this list?
Undergrad Institution: Russian institute, one of the best in Russia, but mostly known for physics.
Major(s):Applied Math
GPA: 4.75/5.0
Position in Class: Hard to tell, but between near top and average.
Type of Student: Central Asian, male,
GRE Scores:
Q: 800 (94%)
V: 600 (85%)
W: 3.0 (10%)
M: will know at December 24
TOEFL Score: 100 = R30/L30/S19/W21
Program Applying: Pure Math
Research Experience: Two talks at students conference in our instituteŠ± participated in several projects in research institute, but there are no publications.
Awards/Honors/Recognitions: Outside merit scholarship
Any Miscellaneous Points that Might Help: 2 of recommenders are well known specialists in my field.
Any Other Info That Shows Up On Your App and Might Matter: 2 bronze medals at IMO.
I talked with professors and their suggestions is:
UCLA(15-Dec-2010)
University of Southern California(15-Dec-2010)
Columbia University(15-Dec-2010)
Deadline after 24-Dec-2010:
University of Chicago(05-Jan-2011)
University of Maryland-College Park(15-Jan-2011)
Pennsylvania State University(15-Jan-2011)
Cornell University(04-Jan-2011)
So, what I should include or exclude from this list?