Schools Master's Programs in the US: Requirements and Funding

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Final year bachelor's students in mathematics seeking master's programs in the U.S. or Europe should research schools that offer strong applied and pure mathematics courses. Admission procedures vary by institution, so it's essential to check specific program requirements, including whether a subject GRE is necessary, as this can differ among schools. Additionally, prospective students should investigate funding opportunities, as many departments do not provide financial support for master's candidates. Preparing for the general GRE is important, and understanding each program's criteria will aid in the application process.
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I am a final year bachelor's student majoring in Math. I live in India, but I would like to go the the States or Europe for master's degree. I'd eventually like to do applied mathematics (I'm open to doing pure math at this stage). Can someone tell me which schools offer decent math master's courses and maybe brief me on what whole admission procedure will be like. I'm giving my general GRE test next week. Will I have to give my subject GRE even if I'm not applying for a Phd? Any advice is welcome.
 
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requirements regarding taking subject GRE may differ from school to school. you have to check requirements for particular programs you will apply. also check info about funding because some Departments don't offer funding for master's students
 

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