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Several scholarships are available to undergraduate mathematics students at DePaul. These vary in monetary amounts and eligibility requirements, but those available to mathematics students include:
To apply, students should fill out the General Application at the DePaul Scholarship Application site. For more information, contact the chair of the Scholarship Committee, Sarah Bockting-Conrad (email@example.com).
The Walter A. Pranger Memorial Prize in Mathematical Sciences recognizes outstanding undergraduate scholarship in the mathematical sciences. The prize takes its name from Dr. Walter A. Pranger, Professor of Mathematical Sciences at DePaul, honoring his 35-year committment to excellence in teaching at DePaul University. The prize awards at least $500 annually to a graduating senior. To be eligible, a student must:
The Outstanding Mathematics Student Award is awarded annually to an outstanding graduating senior, based on her/his GPA in all mathematics courses taken at DePaul University, as well as on other factors.
Allstate Financial has made funds available for two $500 awards each year to undergraduate or graduate students who are not in their final year at DePaul. Actuarial Science and Mathematics majors are encouraged to apply, provided they have passed (or are scheduled to take) at least one Society of Actuaries or Casualty Actuarial Society examination by the time of their application.
The fund provides partial reimbursement of the exam fee to students who get a passing score in any Society of Actuaries or Casualty Actuarial Society examination.
The William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Competition is a highly prestigious and legendarily challenging mathematics exam administered each year by the Mathematical Association of America. Cash prizes are awarded each year to the five highest scoring teams and to the 25 highest scoring individuals. The five highest scoring individuals are designated Putnam Fellows, and are awarded the William Lowell Putnam Prize Scholarship, which carries a value of $12,000 plus full tuition to Harvard University.
The Department of Mathematical Sciences at DePaul University fields a team for the Putnam Competition each year. The competition is open only to regularly enrolled undergraduates, in colleges and universities in the United States and Canada, who have not yet received a college degree. No individual may participate in the competition more than four times. The Department holds an ongoing series of coaching sessions to help students prepare for the exam.