Programs Applying to University of Utah for PhD in Pure Maths

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The University of Utah has a solid reputation, particularly in the fields of mathematics and physics. Experiences shared by individuals indicate that graduates, such as those with a PhD in physics, have successfully found employment after completing their studies. The discussion highlights the perceived difficulty of qualifying exams (quals) in the PhD program, suggesting that prospective students should be prepared for rigorous academic challenges. Overall, the university is viewed positively by those familiar with its academic environment.
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Hi all!

I'm applying to several universities in the US. Among them is the University of Utah, I'm applying for a PhD in pure mathematics. Do you know what's the reputation of this university? I was told it is good, but I'd prefer to read comments from Americans or from anyone who studied there (or know about the topic) Quals seem hard.

Any comments would be really appreciated.

Thanks!
 
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I have not studied at the University of Utah, but being in Utah I know it has a solid reputation.
My cousin-in-law graduated with his PHD in physics from there, and he has had no problems finding work.

Not sure if that's any help...
 

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