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Contacts

Website: http://www.mathstat.uoguelph.ca/
Phone:

• Graduate Statistics Coordinator: Paul McNicholas 519-824-4120 ext. 53136
• Graduate Mathematics Coordinator: Hermann Eberl 519-824-4120 ext. 52622

Admissions e-mail: smccormi@uoguelph.ca

Program Information

• Master of Science (MSc) - Mathematics (thesis or project)
• MSc - Statistics (thesis or project)
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) - Mathematics (specialization in Applied Math)
• PhD - Statistics (specialization in Applied Statistics
• Class size in 2009: Approximately 50 students in the graduate program

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Admission Requirements

Course and Degree Requirements

Master’s Program

• Degree: Honours degree or an equivalent degree, preferably in a major related to the graduate studies domain. Applicants with an Honours degree and a minor in mathematics or statistics will be considered.
• Required Courses: Applicants that do not meet the degree requirement may register as a nondegree

undergraduate student and then complete extra courses to meet the degree requirement.

PhD Program

• Degree: An accredited Bachelor’s and Master’s degree with high academic standing.

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GPA

Master’s Program

• Minimum: “B-“ average during the last two years of undergraduate study.

PhD Program

• Minimum: “B” average during the Master’s program. Students must have also shown strong research potential.

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Supporting Documents

• Hard copy of Application form to be sent with the application package
• Official copy of all undergraduate and graduate transcripts in sealed envelopes
• Two or 3 letters of reference from individuals who can make a judgement regarding the applicant’s educational abilities.
• A statement explaining research interests and graduate study goals
• Study Permit (if applicable)

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Other Requirements

• Students before entering their first year (and even before submitting an application) should consult with University staff members to discover research projects that are happening in the Department and must select a potential thesis advisor.
• Proof of English proficiency if the applicant’s mother tongue is not English. The applicant will need the following minimum scores (testing agency must directly send scores to the College of Biological Science (CBS) Graduate Admissions Secretary):
  • Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL):
    • Paper-based test: 550
    • Computer-based test: 213
    • Internet-based test: 89 total with a minimum of 21 on each skill area (reading, writing, listening and speaking)
  • Michigan English Language Assessment Battery (MELAB): 85
  • International English Language Testing System: 6.5
  • Canadian Academic English Language (CAEL) Assessment: 60
  • University of Guelph English Language Certificate: Advanced Level

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Timeline

• There are no application deadlines per se, although applicants should follow the following guideline:
  • International Students: Applicants should apply at least 9 months in advance before the beginning of the semester.
• February 1: Deadline for departmental funding for the September semester

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Tuition 2009-2010

• Canadian Student
  • First Year Tuition (full-time): $ 6,670
  • Compulsory Fees (dental & drug plan, athletic fees, bus pass, etc.): $ 1,184
• International Student
  • First Year Tuition (full-time): $ 15,714
  • Compulsory Fees (dental & drug plan, athletic fees, bus pass, etc.): $ 1,184
  • Health Insurance (UHIP) (based on single coverage: $ 756
• Aboriginal/Native American students from the U.S. can be exempt from paying International fees if they identify themselves as Aboriginal or Native American on their application form.
• All Students
  • Application fee: $ 100.00 (Found here)
  • Cost of Living (if applicable):
    • Room & Board: $ 9,500 – $ 14,385
    • Clothes: $ 500 – $ 1,200
    • Transportation: $ 400 – $ 1,200
    • Books: $ 800 – $ 1,800
    • Miscellaneous: $ 500 – $ 1,300

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