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Hi everyone, I'm looking into Master's programs for Biology, and I'm wondering if there are any that fully fund Master's students (i.e. stipend paid at the university level). I live in Massachusetts, but am willing to consider other areas if anyone knows of any schools that do this--since I can't seem to find any. I'd eventually like to go for a PhD, but feel my application is weak at this point with a lack of research experience. So if anyone knows of any good MS Biology programs that pay well ( ) that would be appreciated!

Hi everyone, I'm thinking about applying to Masters programs in Biology. I'm in Massachusetts, and really don't want to have to rack up more student loan debt. So I've been considering state schools here for lower tuition costs to get a MS in Biology, though options are very limited. However, I was wondering if anyone knew of any MS Biology programs that had funding. I've not had any luck searching--it seems just PhD programs do. Unfortunately I don't have any research experience, so that's why I'm considering the MS route first--to hopefully get more experience under my belt before going on to see if I can get into any PhD programs. Does anyone have any advice or info? Thanks!

Hi all, A bit of a weird question here, but does anyone know what to do if you have a suffix in your last name (example II, III, etc.) when registering a new account on the GRE website? It asks you to provide your name exactly as shown on your ID, but without spaces. There is also no field for suffix. I'm thinking I have to hyphenate it next to my last name? I just hope that if I do this, the schools will correctly identify my scores and attach it to my apps. Thanks!