Describe what you have already done or what you plan to do. Successful candidates often mention independent study or specific projects, such as working with Fourier transforms or Bézier curves . Detail the questions you've asked and the conclusions you've reached.
If you are applying for the 2026 session , notifications for finalists are typically released in late March . Describe what you have already done or what you plan to do
Identify a specific mathematical concept or problem (e.g., Graph Theory, Number Theory, or Topology ) that fascinates you. Explain the exact moment you encountered it and why it immediately captured your interest. If you are applying for the 2026 session
Connect your project to the GHP environment. Emphasize why you "desperately need" to collaborate with other passionate peers and instructors to take your research to the next level. Key Tips for the GHP Application Connect your project to the GHP environment
The best way to stand out is to write uniquely about yourself.
GHP values students who are highly inquisitive and enjoy the "techniques of problem solving".