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Thanks, biotechie! Only one course in molecular and cell biology was required in my undergrad program and I think the entire program is more engineering based. I am never comfortable with learning too much biology... What about the marketability of the two degrees?

PhD in biomedical engineering vs. biomedical sciences programs??? I was accepted to two programs: one in BME and one in BMS. I will be working in the computational and systems biology area no matter which program I attend and both programs are very strong in my area. I like both schools but I do not know whether getting a BMS degree would affect my career if I want to work in the industry in the future. Is it true that most people with BMS PhD degrees go to academia? Which degree should I get? P.S. My undergrad degree is in bioengineering. Very confused.......

I am really hesitating to apply to the scholarship (the CSC scholarship, right?), because seems like there are a lot of restrictions and limitations that come together with receiving the scholarship... I thought this topic is probably not interesting to other people (non-Chinese citizens?), so I started a private group on gradcafe. I think if you navigate to the up right corner of the website and click on the little envelope button, you will be able to see the message.

Hey guazhaochi, I think we are in the same situation... I sent you a message through grad cafe a couple of days ago. I really want to visit GaTech, but do you think people in our situation will also be invited?