Some Tips for Your REU Application.
Example Statements of Purpose (Personal Statements) The following examples, drawn from real student essays and public sources (details altered for anonymity), demonstrate the wide range of academic and professional interests, writing styles, and approaches taken by applicants in the science and technology fields. Some of these essays are really quite good, while others would benefit from.
Personal Statements: The most important thing to show with your personal statement, is why you want to come to the REU. Good personal statements usually include a very brief biographical sketch and how the applicant came to math. Other important details include what math you have done, what kind of math your interested in learning, and why you.
Statement of Interest Dear REU coordinators, My name is Lena Ji. I am currently a third-year studying mathematics at Columbia University, and I would love to have the opportunity to participate in SMALL this summer. I am particularly interested in the commutative algebra project because I have really loved the algebra I have seen thus far, but most importantly I am excited to see as many new.
Thank you for your interest in Math-Biology REU at UNCG. To apply to our program,. a personal statement, a resume and college transcript, and the names of two references Your overall application should describe your interest in the program, your mathematical background and any experiences you have had which prepare you to participate in an REU program. Be specific and provide details. We.
Selection for the program will be based on mathematical enthusiasm and potential as demonstrated in the applicant’s personal statement and letters of recommendation, along with mathematical ability as reflected in the academic transcript, letters of recommendation, and any prior research experience. Additional factors such as access to prior academic opportunity, geographic proximity to UVa.
For more information, contact: Maribel Bueno (math-reu-at-ucsb.edu) The UCSB Mathematics Summer Research Program for Undergraduates is supported by the National Science Foundation.
Essay: Your personal essay is critical to our selection process. It is through your words that we ascertain your 'fit' with our program. Please submit a well-written essay, 1-2 pages long, in which you discuss the relationship between your present studies and a career in engineering or scientific research. As preparation, you may wish to discuss your career interests with one or more.