Mathematics and Statistics Department Resources

• Suggestions for Prospective Graduate Students
• What To Ask About Grad School
• Basic Tips for Applying

Graduate School Fellowships

• The NSF Fellowship
• American Mathematical Society for Students
• DOE Computational Science Fellowship
• Ford Foundation
• the Hertz Foundation
• NASA for Students
• Paul & Daisy SOROS Fellowships for new Americans
• National Physical Science Consortium
• AAUW
• National Defense Science & Engineering Graduate Fellowship

Overseas Fellowships

• Marshall Scholarships
• Oxford and the Rhodes Scholarships
• Churchill Scholarship
• Gates Cambridge

Necessary Class Files

• pomonalogo.pdf [pdf]

Getting Started Files

• README.txt
• templatefig1.pdf [pdf]
• thesis_test.pdf [pdf]
• thesis_test_wbibtex.pdf [pdf]

Want to go to the Joint Math/Stat Meetings or MathFest or the Nebraska Undergraduate Conference for Women or ??? Pomona College and the Math Dept encourage you to apply for travel grant funds. More information can be found at Faculty-Sponsored Student Research Travel.

Ever seen your favorite math professor eat? Curious about math majors? Want some stimulating lunch conversation? Want to exercise in the brain gym? Join us for lunch Fridays at noon in Frary South PDR. See you there!

• Black Mathematicians
• Latin@s & Hispanic Mathematicians
• Association for Women in Mathematics
• National Association of Mathematicians (NAM)
• Society for the Advancement of Chicano and Native American Scientists
• Math Alliance

The Pomona College Mathematics Department has established Learning Communities in Mathematics (LiCMATH, pronounced 'Like Math') to provide an honors-level experience to well-prepared students in Calculus I and II. To learn more visit please visit our Learning Community in Mathematics page.

The QSC is here to help you get a handle on those quantitative methods, concepts, and questions that many Pomona College courses cover. What do we mean by quantitative skills? We mean those skills related to empirical inquiry via mathematical, statistical, or computational data gathering and analysis. To learn more visit please visit the Quantitative Skills Center.

The mathematics curriculum at Pomona College has a number of entry points and it is possible to go through the introductory courses following a variety of different paths. To learn more visit please visit Placement Advice.

The Institute of Mathematical Science was founded in the late 1960s as the graduate division in Mathematics for the five undergraduate Claremont Colleges: Harvey Mudd, Claremont McKenna, Pitzer, Pomona and Scripps.

Undergraduate students at the Claremont Colleges can obtain a graduate degree on an accelerated track, working toward the master’s requirements simultaneously with the completion of an undergraduate degree. Recent alumni of the Claremont Colleges can also obtain a graduate degree on an accelerated track.

For more information about accelerated master degrees with IMS read about Accelerated Masters.