phoenixthoth
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Apart from Google, is there a site that offers the ability to search for (math) grad schools by specific research interests?
How to find a grad program by area of interest (math)
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jeffasinger
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http://grad-schools.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/best-graduate-schools/top-science-schools" ranks grad schools by specialty. It's not super fine grained, and I believe you have to pay to see beyond the top 10, but it's a decent place to start:
Edit: Though I just looked through the rankings and I'm not sure if I'd agree with them 100%.
Edit: Though I just looked through the rankings and I'm not sure if I'd agree with them 100%.
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Why do you want a site? Wouldn't it better to talk to your advisor?
phoenixthoth
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Thanks for the link.
I've been out of school for several years. It didn't occur to me to ask my advisor.
I doubt he would know which schools have an active group in the field I'm interested in though I could ask former professors in that field. Thanks.
I've been out of school for several years. It didn't occur to me to ask my advisor.
I doubt he would know which schools have an active group in the field I'm interested in though I could ask former professors in that field. Thanks.