MS Mathematics at University of Delaware

Entry requirements

Over the past half-century, the Department of​ Mathematical Sciences​ has awarded well over 100 doctoral degrees in Mathematics and Applied Mathematics. The latest National Research Council (NRC) rankings of doctoral programs ranked our program in the range 11-40 among all U.S. programs in mathematics. ​Our faculty are enthusiastic about mentoring their students. The quality of your doctoral degree is primarily determined by the quality of your dissertation research, which in turn is heavily influenced by the guidance received from mentors. At UD, you will find well-known mathematicians working on exciting problems. The department considers your GPA and transcript from all prior institutions, GRE scores, letters of recommendation, and other experiences, honors and qualifications found in your CV and personal statement. Of particular interest is your performance in calculus, linear algebra and advanced undergraduate or beginning graduate courses, such as analysis/advanced calculus, abstract algebra, differential equations or others. We are also interested in evidence of research potential.