SysEvo
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To my knowledge, Harvard doesn't seem to have many comp. neuroscientists. MIT CSBi(comp and sys bio) is a good comp bio program but I'm not sure about the neuroscience part.
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The math score is good unless you want a more quantitative program like math or physics, but in that case you also need the subject GRE. GRE really doesn't matter much. I got into Harvard SysBio with a writing score of 3...
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Has your advisor ever hugged you?
SysEvo replied to serenade's topic in Coursework, Advising, and Exams
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So eagerly recruiting new people is very often a red light about that PI...
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Being a gopher myself and highly involved in the micro community, I can't recommend UMN microbiology more. And keep in mind there are several very cool microbiologists who are not actually in the microbiology department but in EEB and Biotechnology Institute.
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I haven't heard back from UMN EEB........
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I think it is totally OK as long as your are polite and sincere during the call
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It's quite subject-dependent. Whereas liberal arts like history may require continuing reading and writing, for most science subjects slacking for few months is totally OK if you have had your courses solid.
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Harvard Systems Biology
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Email is definitely OK. A call may be even better
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Given the current NIH funding cutting and that UCSF relies heavily on NIH's money, Princeton may be a better choice
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just wondering if anyone heard back from MIT microbiology?
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I got mine last week too! Now waiting on the physical package. Thanks!
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I don't agree with your last point. Though in the US most bio professors can't admit you directly, they can certainly give you an interview opportunity if they are really interested in you.
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For the housing part, MIT does... MIT's 1b1b apartment is ~$400 cheaper than Harvard's....
