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North Carolina Chapel Hill is the top program? I have seen several different ranking for this. It seems that the courses for master of biostatistics are the same in different universities. Then how can I tell if a program is good or not? Btw, I prefer Georgetown now.

It is said that the master of biostatistics can do some job in health insurance company... Is it possible?

They told me that for the long run, Ivy is important....I am totally confused....

Georgetown has many nearby opportunities for getting some applied experience? Really? Someone told me that Brown maybe a better choice when company needs employee...I am confused....

Actually, I get different rank for biostatistics and don't know which to believe...

Some say that biostatistics is a good choice for graduate education because it is easier to find a job, while others hold a totally opposite opinion. I am confused...

I am also international and have just received the admission of ScM of biostatistics from Brown. To be frank, the espense there is really high. But a student there told me that if I lead a simple life, it will not be that expensive. Now, I'm still choosing from Gerogetown and Brown.

Then how can I make out whether a graduate program is fantastic or not?

I am an international student and want to get a master degree of biostatistics . Now Brown U and Georgetown have given me admission. I don't know which one to choose. It seems that, according to the rank of statistics, Georgetown is much better than Brown. However, Brown U is Ivy. I am not sure if I am interested in research, so I think, a graduate school that will help me to get a job is more suitable. But I have no idea which one to choose.