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Hope this election makes the republicans more centrist so someday we can have an actual left-leaning party. Also thinking about CSUs here and that prop 30 business makes me nervous.

I think that's a premed thing. Everyone I know gets by on coffee and naps in the "sleeping room."

^ Hate that get in somewhere line. Phh, like I had that luck last time. Then a certain relative loved to say over the Holiday, 'You didn't even get into school X? Maybe you're not meant to go to grad school.' Mean stuff man.

^ Hate that get in somewhere line. Phh, like I had that luck last time. Then a certain relative loved to say over the Holiday, 'You didn't even get into school X? Maybe you're not meant to go to grad school.' Mean stuff man.

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!

Hope this election makes the republicans more centrist so someday we can have an actual left-leaning party. Also thinking about CSUs here and that prop 30 business makes me nervous.