[M.S Biostats Profile Evaluation]

Hello, 

 

I am applying to Masters programs in Biostats, but I have no idea how competitive I am for top programs.  I'd appreciate it if anyone who's been through this process before could help me out!

 

Undergrad: Top 20 Public School (graduating spring 2016)

Major: Applied Math, minor Econ 

GPA: 3.78

female

Awards: university scholar: top 2 percent of my class as of my junior year 

Research: beginning an independent project under my professor, which involves developing a code in R for a multivariate analysis procedure 

Other: I've worked as a student worker throughout my undergraduate career, was a teaching assistant for intermediate microecon, president of my a cappella group, sang in choir, and a math tutor for the university, I've also had a summer internship doing data analysis in excel and SAS 

relevant course work:  Calc 1 (A),  Calc 2 (A), Calc 3 (B+), Applied stats (A), Differential Equations (A), Probability (A-), Real analysis 1 (A-), Real analysis 2 , Linear Algebra (A-), Physics 1 (A), Physics 2  , Psychology (A), intermediate microecon (A), Java programming (A), Numerical analysis

In the fall I will be taking: Econometrics, Math modeling, and vector analysis 

 

My 3 top schools are UC berkeley, John Hopkins, and UMichigan.  

ANY ADVICE WOULD BE EXTREMELY APPRECIATED!!!