PhD in Applied Mathematics

The doctorate in Applied Mathematical and Computational Sciences is conferred by the Graduate College. It is a research program that sits between mathematics and computing, and the page treats it as its own graduate degree. Applying happens in two stages: candidates first complete the online application and pay the fee, then sign in to their applicant account to upload supporting documents and arrange for letters of recommendation. Applicants supply a form listing their coursework and recommendation letters. A few programs ask that some items be sent directly, though nearly all supporting material can be uploaded from the applicant account. Costs depend on the student, and the program provides an estimated cost page for domestic students. Applicants must satisfy Graduate College and department standards. Entry is limited to the autumn term, and the GRE is not part of the requirements.