<p>I think you have a good shot. OOS is hard simply because of what you stated, the majority of the UT freshman class is made up of Texans. As long as you have fairly high stats, which you do, you’ve got a good shot at admission. </p>
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<p>This is grad school rankings, but you can see that UT is ranked pretty high for Applied Math. I’d say your degree would probably be well respected (although I don’t know much about applied math), especially if you plan on working in Texas.</p>