are_we_there_yet?
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are_we_there_yet? got a reaction from Abc_adams in University of Michigan
The complexes I looked at were 600-1000 for 1 bedrooms, 800-1250 for 2 bedrooms.
I would, if I could, definitely consider the university housing (I have a dog and a cat... they aren't permitted). The grad housing complex is located 2 miles from downtown on the North Campus, which is not isolated by my standards. Two miles by bus doesn't take more than 20 min and is less than 15 min by bike. Granted, I currently live in Chicago, a city which considers two miles to be a healthy walk. The gym and other facilities on North Campus are often less crowded and there are fewer undergraduates in the area.
My two cents... which are probably worth far less than that.
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are_we_there_yet? got a reaction from health_quant in Who's sitting on no acceptances? Come commiserate
For Biostat: 1 rejection, three MS with no funding (yet), and 5 waiting. Unfortunately four of the waiting are Vanderbilt, Yale, Brown, and Penn... which really doesn't bode well for me.
For Stats: Waiting on Michigan State, but I anticipate a no-funding MS-PhD offer.
At the urging of my research advisor, I sent out a late app to his alma matter for an applied mathematics PhD. I've done some research with the a member of the adcom, so I would like to think I at least have a shot. The program is stats heavy and I would be quite happy there.
Chin up, everyone. While I, too, am freaking out, the music is still playing, there are plenty of seats left. It isn't even March yet.
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are_we_there_yet? got a reaction from Biostat_Assistant_Prof in Who's sitting on no acceptances? Come commiserate
For Biostat: 1 rejection, three MS with no funding (yet), and 5 waiting. Unfortunately four of the waiting are Vanderbilt, Yale, Brown, and Penn... which really doesn't bode well for me.
For Stats: Waiting on Michigan State, but I anticipate a no-funding MS-PhD offer.
At the urging of my research advisor, I sent out a late app to his alma matter for an applied mathematics PhD. I've done some research with the a member of the adcom, so I would like to think I at least have a shot. The program is stats heavy and I would be quite happy there.
Chin up, everyone. While I, too, am freaking out, the music is still playing, there are plenty of seats left. It isn't even March yet.