BCSER-IID: Undergraduate Knowledge of the Mathematics Graduate School Application Process (Knowledge-GAP)

BCSER-IID:数学研究生院申请流程的本科知识(知识-GAP)

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项目摘要

This project aims to illuminate how undergraduate student knowledge about the graduate school application and admissions processes acts as a barrier to earning advanced degrees in mathematics for students historically underrepresented in STEM disciplines. The project will consist of a combination of exploratory research and professional development activities to advance the PI’s expertise in quantitative and qualitative research methods. The project will survey undergraduate mathematics majors at colleges and universities across the country, and professional development activities will include mentoring from senior STEM education researchers, taking courses in research methods, and attending relevant conferences and workshops. This project aims to position the investigator to contribute knowledge about the STEM graduate school pipeline and to explore the historic inequalities built within that pipeline.The goal of the project is to determine which factors affect undergraduate students’ interest in and knowledge about mathematics graduate school application and admissions processes. The project also seeks to determine how best to support students interested in applying to graduate programs in mathematics. The research will explore how undergraduate students learn about the graduate school application process and what aspects of their environment facilitate or hinder the acquisition of this knowledge. The project aims to answer several broad research questions: (1) What percentage of undergraduate mathematics majors are interested in going to graduate school in mathematics? What do undergraduate mathematics majors know about the graduate school application process? (2) What features of mathematics departments and universities contribute to undergraduate knowledge about graduate mathematics programs and their application process? (3) Do mathematics majors have access to the resources needed to apply to graduate mathematics programs? (4) Do knowledge of the graduate school application process and access to application resources differ by socioeconomic status, ethnicity, and gender of the students? The evidence expected to be produced by this research could be used to create or enhance strategies for improving student access to knowledge about the graduate school application process and could broaden participation of underrepresented students in graduate mathematics.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.
该项目旨在阐明本科生对研究生院申请和招生过程的了解如何成为在STEM学科中历史上代表性较低的学生获得数学高级学位的障碍。该项目将包括探索性研究和专业发展活动的结合,以促进PI在定量和定性研究方法方面的专业知识。该项目将对全国高校数学专业本科生进行调查,专业发展活动将包括来自STEM教育高级研究员的辅导,参加研究方法课程,以及参加相关会议和研讨会。这个项目的目的是定位调查员,提供关于STEM研究生院管道的知识,并探索该管道内建立的历史不平等。该项目的目标是确定哪些因素影响本科生对数学研究生院申请和招生过程的兴趣和知识。该项目还试图确定如何最好地支持对申请数学研究生课程感兴趣的学生。这项研究将探索本科生如何了解研究生院的申请过程,以及他们所处环境的哪些方面促进或阻碍了这些知识的获得。该项目旨在回答几个广泛的研究问题:(1)有多大比例的本科数学专业学生有兴趣去读数学研究生院?本科生对研究生院的申请流程了解多少?(2)数学系和大学的特点对本科生有关研究生数学项目及其申请流程的知识有哪些贡献?(3)数学专业的学生是否可以获得申请研究生数学项目所需的资源?(4)学生的社会经济地位、民族和性别是否存在差异?这项研究预期产生的证据可以用来制定或加强战略,以改善学生获得研究生申请过程知识的机会,并可能扩大未被充分代表的学生对研究生数学的参与。该奖项反映了NSF的法定使命,并通过使用基金会的智力优势和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估,被认为值得支持。

项目成果

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Undergraduate Gender Differences in Knowledge of the GRE and Perception of the GRE as a Barrier to Applying to Graduate Mathematics Programs
本科生对 GRE 知识的性别差异以及对 GRE 申请研究生数学课程障碍的看法
The Price Does Not Appear the Same for Everyone: Racial Differences in Students' Perceptions of the Mathematics Graduate School Application Process
每个人的价格并不相同:学生对数学研究生院申请过程的看法存在种族差异
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