Schools Grad School Abroad: US, Canada, or Europe?

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Choosing the right location for graduate school is crucial, with the US, Canada, and Europe being popular options. The US is highlighted as a strong choice due to its numerous prestigious universities, particularly in mathematics, which attract a significant number of international applicants. However, the competitiveness of admissions and the vast number of institutions can make the decision complex. Cambridge in the UK is also recommended for its academic reputation. Ultimately, the choice should align with individual academic qualifications and career goals, considering the diverse opportunities available in each region.
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I am from Asia, and if I was given the chance to go to grad school, should it be the US, Canada, or Europe?
 
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I am from Asia, and if I was given the chance to go to grad school, should it be the US, Canada, or Europe?

I think your best shot is probably going to the USA to study, but I don't know how much better of an option it is. I have been snooping around 15-20 grad schools math department, getting as much info as I can and it seems a lot of the top schools get half their applications from overseas.
 
If you have chance, go to Cambridge.
 
The UK.
 
in USA there are a lot number of universities... depending on your academic qualification you can choose a number of universities in USA ... always remember USA is vast ...
 

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