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PS The Mathematics Department now requires that you also upload a Statement of Purpose where you may describe your educational and career objectives. We are more interested in hearing about your current interests in mathematics, and why Utah is a good fit, then in why you decided to study mathematics. This is also the place where you can discuss any teaching experience you may have. If you are interested in applying for a fellowship in one of the the departments two RTG grants (http://www.math.utah.edu/rtg_grants.html) you should also mention that here. GPA Admission to graduate status in either a Master's or Ph.D. program requires that students hold a Bachelor's degree in Mathematics, or its equivalent, with a grade point average of at least 3.0 and that they show promise of success in graduate work. The prerequisites for the various programs vary. For the Ph.D. and Master of Arts / Master of Science degrees, qualified applicants typically possess a Bachelor's or Master's degree in mathematics. In particular, Ph.D. students should be prepared to take the courses that directly lead to qualifying exams. CV Please upload your CV. Fee The non-refundable graduate application fee for international applicants is $65. Applications submitted after the application deadline will incur an additional $30 late fee, even if an academic department has a later deadline. Applications are not complete until the application fee has been paid. Please do not send cash. RL For each person providing you a letter of recommendation, please enter their names and email contact information. AY will email your referees and ask them to upload their recommendation. The Department of Mathematics requires at least three letters of recommendation. The most valuable letters are from professors of your advanced mathematics classes and mentors of research projects. Transcript You will be asked to enter the Colleges and Universities you've attended and upload copies of transcripts. The recruitment committee will want to see your grades from the Fall 2015. If they will not be available until after January 1st please contact us to let us know.