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Going off last years thread, 2016 math reu acceptances (or general discussion)
Has anyone heard back yet?
Has anyone heard back yet?
Miao said:For SMALL, do you always have to make it to the shortlist to get in? Or is it specific to some groups like the Number Theory one.
Even for the Geometry project? I have never heard of anyone mentioning the geom shortlist before.WhatIsCohomology said:Im not 100% but i think that you do have to make it on the shortlist first.
That was my (unfounded) impression, but like I said, I'm not certain.Miao said:Even for the Geometry project? I have never heard of anyone mentioning the geom shortlist before.
That would be my guess.alex89O29 said:Since Emory currently has 12 participants listed on their site (and they estimate 10-14), is it safe to say they're done with acceptances?
TRetz said:This is my first semester applying to math REUs (current sophomore). I received an acceptance from UCSB yesterday morning - does anyone know how good of a program it is? I'm just curious... I haven't heard from anyone else yet.
Cool! I suppose you are also waiting for other programs. My main problem is I don't know how selective the program is. It used to be very selective, but that might change since they don't offer fundings any more. Thus, it is hard to decide whether it is worth self-funding or not. Anyway, hope we both figure out. We might even see each other this summer!n-dimen said:I'm in a similar boat as you, Miao. I'm a soph that got into Cornell's prog. but am a bit iffy on saying if I'll go for sure. I'm in the analysis on fractals group if I do go. I heard from a friend that it was a great program and she really enjoyed it, though I do not have a very detailed comparison or even description.
Miao said:Cool! I suppose you are also waiting for other programs. My main problem is I don't know how selective the program is. It used to be very selective, but that might change since they don't offer fundings any more. Thus, it is hard to decide whether it is worth self-funding or not. Anyway, hope we both figure out. We might even see each other this summer!
Thank you very much for addressing my concern. I hope to know generally about the project and prospect for publication. Have you heard anything about the Heat equation program by Professor Xiaodong Cao. Also, a rough cost estimate would also be appreciated. Thanks.Dinstruction said:I did the Cornell program last summer, and I can answer any questions about it.
When they cut the funding last year, there were fewer applicants but it was still selective overall. All but 3 students out of around 30 came from Top 10 math schools (or Cornell which is rank 13), so I'd say it's still pretty prestigious.
I don't know anything about the PDE project. I worked on the fractals project with Professor Strichartz.Miao said:Thank you very much for addressing my concern. I hope to know generally about the project and prospect for publication. Have you heard anything about the Heat equation program by Professor Xiaodong Cao. Also, a rough cost estimate would also be appreciated. Thanks.
You got into all of them? Or they told you so?n-dimen said:Ok so, Twin Cities released first round, Potsdam is releasing first round in the next 2 days, Chicago released, and ICERM did not release yet but has a shortlist you can email asking if you are on it I suppose.
I know someone who hastesselate said:Has anyone heard from MSRI - UP ?