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Hello Nick, Thank you for your kind reply. I think statistics program at UF is really good. Do you plan to go there? Hopenxx

I got accepted by the biostatistics phd program at University of Florida last week. Does anyone hear about this program? Is it a good place to go? Thanks in advance!

Still reviewing

I received 7 replies except Boston University. Two more rejections, one is from Upenn and the other one is from Rutgers. Sad!

Just sent 8 emails

I may try that, thanks

I have a master degree in statistics but do not have much research experience. Applied 13 schools, no offer, just two rejections. UW, rejected Emory, rejected I have not received any response from following schools. Does it mean I am totally hopeless? UT GSBS (biostat) Brown (biostat) Boston( biostat) purdue(stat) vanderbilt (stat) Upenn (biostat) unc （biostat) rutgers (biostat) rochestor (stat) uf (biostat) northwestern (stat)

I also think UCLA is better.

Thank you so much. Still waiting...Best wishes to all of you

I applied 14 biostatistics (statistics) programs, received two rejections(UW and Emory). No offers! What is worse, I feel I may have received three potential rejections according to the posters on gradcafe. Sad...

Does anyone have any ideas about the biostatistics Ph.D program of Umass? Thanks in advance.

I feel you have strong background.I am also applying the statistics Ph.D program now. I feel you have better chance then me. Good luck! Besides, since your undergraduate major is economics, do you consider applying statistics program in finance track?

Thank you very much. Do you have any suggestions about other biostatistics programs that I will have a chance to get an offer?

Thanks you. Good luck for both of us!

Thank you very much. It is a good idea to consider more schools. Work on that!

Could anyone give me some suggestions? Thanks a lot!

I feel so desperate about the application for biostatistics Ph.D program. I heard that the application this year is very competitive. I think my background is so weak comparing to others. Undergraduate: statistics in an unrenowned university in China, GPA: 3.7/4 ranking: 2/50 Master: currently enrolled in a Master program of statistics of a good-reputed university in south US, GPA: 3.96/4 GRE: V600+Q800 Research: Currently working on a paper with a professor but not know whether or not can be published Having exposed to calculus, statistical inference, linear algebra, linear regression, probability, stochastic process, multivariate analysis but NEVER taken courses related to real analysis and topology just learned something by myself I am planning to apply biostatistics(statistics) program in Emory UT Northwestern Purdue UCONN Does it seem very hopeless? Any suggestions are appreciated.