Graduate Studies in Math at Rice

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The graduate studies in mathematics at Rice University are highly regarded, ranking within the top 20-25 programs nationally. The program is perceived as challenging, with a strong emphasis on applied mathematics. Comparatively, Rice's program is viewed favorably against the University of Texas and other institutions, indicating a solid reputation in the academic community. Prospective students can expect a rigorous educational experience that is well-respected among peers and faculty.

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I was wondering what is the general perception of the graduate studies in math at Rice?

First off, how does it compare with UT say, and other universities as far as the difficulty of getting in goes, and also the quality of education?
 
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I'm not a student there...or even know any students there, but I've looked into doing graduate study in applied math at Rice. I don't know about the general perception from other Universities and professors, but I think it looks like a very respectable program.

I think they're somewhere in the top 20-25 range in the Mathematics graduate rankings, so I'd say that's not too shabby.
 

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