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I am a senior math major in the US who would like to go to a graduate school in mathematics. I am still in a process of finding where to apply. Most of the schools that I have been looking so far are in the U.S., but recently I realized there are some decent schools in Canada as well (U British Columbia, McGill, etc.). I know nothing about Canadian schools, so I was wondering what it is like to apply and possible go to a math graduate program in Canada. Is there any significant difference between US programs and Canadian programs?
One thing I heard is that most of the Canadian Ph. D. programs would accept you only if you have a master's degree, but is this true? I also heard they also pay for master's students as well, but is this just a rumor?
One thing I heard is that most of the Canadian Ph. D. programs would accept you only if you have a master's degree, but is this true? I also heard they also pay for master's students as well, but is this just a rumor?