The Duluth Mathematics Research Program is a 9-week NSF REU in combinatorics, graph theory, and number theory hosted at the University of Minnesota Duluth since 1977. Nine participants do research with experienced researchers; each is expected to author or coauthor a research paper published in a well-regarded journal. Highly competitive — 150-200 applications for 9 spots.
Combinatorics, graph theory, number theory, discrete mathematics
2 dated reports placed on the cycle calendar. Each dot is one applicant who reported their decision date.
Reported by 3 past applicants — these are the dates students heard back, not the program's official timeline.
Anonymized one-line notes — timing details, interview observations, spot counts.
“347 applicants for 9 spots”