[How do you put a double major on your application]

In case anyone else has this issue, I emailed a the graduate office of a few of the schools that I'm applying to.  They all said to list the undergrad institution twice (once for each major).

[Could anyone critique my SOP - Applying for Ph.D. in Biological Sciences]

Would anyone be willing to critique my SOP for me?  It's still going through revisions but I'd like some more input before I finalize it.  Thank you!

[How do you put a double major on your application]

I'm a double major in Biology & Biotechnology, and Biochemistry.  When filling out this information on PhD applications, how do I list this information?  Should I enter my undergrad institution twice (once for each major), or is there a better way?

[CV or Resume]

When applying to graduate schools, is a CV or resume better?  Or does it totally depend on this situation?

 

I'm an undergrad applying to biology PhD programs.  My resume is one page and pretty strong.  I feel that with the added space in my CV I was able to elaborate further and touch on things outside my biology related experience such as leadership roles and my involvement in organizational leadership programs.

 

The only downside with the CV is that it is 2 pages vs 1 for a resume.  Will this be extra and not read as close, or do you think the extra information will help me?

 

Thanks!

[2014 Applicant Profiles and Admissions Results]

Undergrad Institution: Private engineering schools
Major(s): Biochemistry, Biotechnology (Double Major)
Minor(s):
GPA in Major: 3.80
Overall GPA: 3.73 (4.0 over last 3 semesters)
Position in Class: No way to know
Type of Student: Domestic Male

GRE Scores (revised/old version):
Q: 163
V: 158
W: Waiting
B: 760 (77%)


Research Experience: 

Summer internship + Senior year thesis at nearby medical school researching mechanisms of viral proteins

Will be 1 year, 3 months total, but only about 7 months by December deadlines

No publications yet, but have one in the works, it won't be out before the deadlines though

Awards/Honors/Recognitions: 

Dean's list

Pertinent Activities or Jobs: 

1 year in biotech industry working with LC/MS/MS

Special Bonus Points: 

Senior thesis lab is run by a nobel laureate

LORs are coming from Biochemistry department head, Nobel Laureate and CEO of a consulting firm


Applying to Where:

UCSF - TETRAD

UC Berkeley - MCB

UCSD - either BMS or Biological Sciences

Stanford - Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine

Harvard - Biological and Biomedical Sciences

MIT - Biology

Scripps - Kellogg School

UCLA - ACCESS

Caltech - Biology

Johns Hopkins - Cellular and Molecular Medicine

WashU- Biological and Biomedical Sciences

Yale - Biological and Biomedical Sciences

UMass Medical School - Basic and Biomedical Sciences

How does my list look?  Is this way too far out there to be realistic?  I'm interested in pursuing Stem Cell/Regenerative Medicine research in school and want to make the transition to industry afterwards.  Any advice you guys have would be great.

Thanks!