CassieX

Can anyone give some suggestions on choosing the offer? Brown gives 1/4 tuition deduction, it is more prestigious and I like the location. The program is thesis based and not terminal. Pittsburgh has full financial aid and 2000 every month for student researcher working. The location is more Midwest. I am just wondering is it worthy to pay for the tuition of Brown? Or I should just save money and go for the PhD?

Hi, I am applying for 2015 fall. I am an international student currently study in US. My undergraduate school is a small unfamous liberal arts college ranked around 70th on US news and world report. major in applied math, minor in computer science cumulative gpa: 3.64 math major gpa: 3.85 GRE: v-160, q-170, aw 3.5 some working experiences related to statistics at a clinical trial center and a medical company just submitted a paper for publication, but not sure if it will be published. I did the statistical analysis part of the paper. math tutor and teaching assistant for 3 years. some coursework projects, probably cannot be count as research experience. recommendations from 2 math professor and 1 stats professor. I think at least 2 of them know me very well. my list of schools: MS - Univ of Chicago (stats MS) - Duke (stats MS) - NC chapel hill (stats MS) - Rutgers (stats MS) - Harvard (biostats, AM) - Yale (biostats, MS) - Johns Hopkins (biostats MS) - Michigan Ann Arbor (stats MS) - Brown (biostats MS) - Minnesota Twin City (stats MS) - UC Davis(stats MS) PHD: - Texas AM - UCLA (biostats) - UC Santa Barbara (stats) - Northwestern - Emory(biostats) - University of Pittsburgh Can you help me evaluate my profile? whats the chance I can get? Thank you for your time!!