Should You Get a Masters or a PHD?

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In this short video I talk about a few considerations when thinking about whether to apply to Masters or PhD programs. Do you have any advice for people? If so, please leave a comment below.
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@afzolkarim6001 Год назад

A good mathematician not only study for himself but motivate others to do good in maths.. thankssssss

@hanchisun6164 Год назад

The funding does not come for free. Master's programs are usually much easier than Ph.D. programs. A student who gets into a top school like Columbia University for a Master's might have a hard time getting into a Ph.D. program in a top 60-ish school like Ohio State. So if you have the money, you might consider buying yourself into Ivy League

@cyangtw Год назад

As a Master's student in Electronic Engineering working part-time while studying, it is tough to maintain the balance between work and study, however, I stuck it through a year, hopefully, my advisor will let me graduate in next year, finger-crossed. I think choosing an advisor is very important as well, a good advisor will support you, and well, vice versa.

@jloiben12

As someone who got in to the Johns Hopkins Applied Math masters program, I can confirm there is basically no funding at the master’s level, at least at JH

@yuriakahumanity Год назад

It can't be understated how hard working and going to graduate school is (save for working at the school itself)

@martinhawrylkiewicz2025 Год назад

Great advice! I got my Masters in Pure Math from Queens College in NY, and started a PhD program in the CUNY Grad Center but working full time, daily commute, lack of time to study took a toll on me so I had to stop. But I have met some really interesting mathematicians, PHd students, great faculty, studied many great math topics ...this experience stays with you for a life time.

@valor36az Год назад

I didn’t know you could do that, I am doing a PhD at the moment, having a Masters was a requirement.

@SequinBrain Год назад

If you're over 5000 years old like me, you probably won't be doing either one.

@sabrinagarcia1851 Год назад

Hello Math Sorcerer I'm a college student and transferring to get my bachelors to be a math teacher at high school. Will this be a great benefit for me? thankyou

@michaelfuxeklint4909 Год назад

If you know what you want to do, it's better to establish maths in you everyday life during some years (if you work) before taking any decision at all, the rest will come naturally. (As an adult). Whatever, GOOD LUCK TO YOU ALL !!

@codeunited5905 Год назад

I like it when Sir. Issac Newton motivates me to achieve great things in my life.

@Litzow Год назад

Thank you for uploading this video!

@lynntoytrainmuseum8973 Год назад

Great information. This channel is useful and, over time, all of these tips will ADD UP to a Ph.D. for me! Thanks!

@Cation_bibliophile Год назад

Thanks so much for the video!

@wkgmathguy218 Год назад

When I started grad school back in the stone age (University of Kentucky, GO BIG BLUE) there was plenty of funding for masters students. They were basically used to teach undergraduate students so the faculty could do their research and get grants, mostly from the NSF. I originally went in as a masters student but at the end of that had developed a crazy idea that I could get a Ph.D.

@byronwilliams7977 Год назад

I can't express just how timely, and apt this video is for me. If you have a patreon or anything like that I have some questions regarding Mathematics in industry I was wondering if you could answer.

@ħater Год назад

Love the videos!!!

@adityawankhede7260 Год назад

I haven't even started my undergrads, but damn this was some good advice.

@victorfinberg8595 Год назад

If what you posted is accurate, then you are describing a dire situation. When I went to grad school several decades ago (physics, Canada), then funding was available at all levels. Not guaranteed, mind you, just possible, although much of it was TA work.

@Coboundary Год назад

Canadian masters programs have funding for international students!! It’s a great alternative for people who are considering a PhD cause you can get your masters, get a solid idea of what you want to do, and re-apply to PhD’s with a stronger application