Does anyone have any thoughts on how the freeze might impact mathematics phd students/applicants this cycle and in the future? Will admissions be more competitive? Will schools have to rescind admissions or funding offers? Or will mathematics remain largely unaffected?
This is a topic I really don't understand very well so some help would be appreciated.
Federal grant freeze?
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rejectionsonly
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I am wondering and being confused too. NIH (National Institute of Health) is clearly the epicenter, but I am not sure if it will affect math.monoid1066 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2025 4:03 pmDoes anyone have any thoughts on how the freeze might impact mathematics phd students/applicants this cycle and in the future? Will admissions be more competitive? Will schools have to rescind admissions or funding offers? Or will mathematics remain largely unaffected?
This is a topic I really don't understand very well so some help would be appreciated.
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Yeah it isn't the intake seems to be more or less the same.
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finiteSimpleGroup
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Pton has just (unofficially) confirmed that graduate support will continue this cycle, also considering endowed funds.
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The freeze is confirmed to be not happening anymore.
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monoid1066
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Columbia has announced to cut off 2025 PhD recruitment in GSAS by 65%. https://x.com/SW_Columbia/status/1885839110272671980. Does this has any relation with the university funding/federal grant they receive? If Columbia did so, I'm so afraid the same situation occurs for many other universities... 