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panletitbe

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  1. I remember JHU stat has spring admission. https://engineering.jhu.edu/ams/recent-admissions-statistics/
  2. I mean like NYU Stern makes it very clear that they only admit about 1 student every year for stat PHD program, but you are right, it's about candidates and application fees.
  3. OMG, NO... If they only admit very few students, they should make this information public on their website...
  4. Hi, I saw your results, congrats! Since you already got admitted into top programs like Biostat@UW, would you mind withdrawing some applications, like Stat@Austin so that others can have opportunities? Sorry if it offends you.
  5. It seems NCSU has sent out two rounds of admission, first around 12/20/2016, then about last week. Sad news..
  6. I'm from Umich but not biostat department. As far as I know, the department is very rich, almost all master students will have funding and many will transfer to PhD program. But maybe you still need to pay for the first semester.
  7. Hi everyone, I know it might be a little bit early to ask this, but since I got an offer from UCR for statistics PhD program, anyone familiar with the school, department or the city? I'm currently in Michigan, it seems Riverside is a nice city close to LA and San Diego, and the department is relatively small. I heard some words about RC Riverside, and it turns out for undergraduate, it's not that good, how about for PhD? Thanks in advance if I can hear some useful information.
  8. Thanks for your kind and encouraging words. Congrats on your offer!! For the difference between American and international, take Michigan for example: in Fall 2015, Michigan stat PhD program has 77 domestic applications, where 15 of them are admitted, 264 international applications, where 18 of them are admitted. I've asked my program advisor about the chance of getting into the PhD program in Michigan, and the reply is that the program seldom admitted students from master program, even though you had good GPA and worked hard... I'll try to work hard this summer and get strong letters, and still focus on the schools ranking 25-50, hope I can have good results!
  9. Thanks for your information. Just an another question, when you say USNEWS ranking, you mean statistics ranking? Or national university ranking? I would be glad if I can get admitted into OSU or UFL..
  10. I'm currently a first year stat master in Michigan, Ann Arbor, it's an applied stat program, but I'm taking all PhD level courses, and they are vary theoretical. Courses: Statistical Inference(more theoretical than Casella's book), Asymptotic theory, Stochastic process, Linear models, Multivariate analysis(data mining/statistical machine learning), statistical computing. My current graduate GPA is 3.9/4.0, but as an international student, PhD application is very competitive, and my undergraduate GPA is only 3.4/4, from Asia. Other information: GRE V154+Q170+AW3.0, GRE math sub about 85%(I may retake it if it's necessary) I'll do research in a bioinformatics lab this summer, with topics related to machine learning. I'll apply for 2016 fall Stat Phd programs, with research fields around statistical machine learning. If I apply with these background, is it possible that I can get admitted into a top 50 program? Thanks all!
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