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I applied to the 60 credit program and haven't heard back either. It seems that the smaller credit program has heard back.

Do you think people aren't posting on the forum? or that acceptances are delayed this year and haven't came out yet?

@Biostat_student_22 @littlemoondragon @cyberwulf Right now my list is: PhD: UNC BU UROCH MS: Columbia, Harvard, Emory, UMass, Rutgers Thoughts/suggestions? Thanks in advanced :)

Thanks for your response! Where do you find the rankings your referring to? is there a specific list or just basic knowledge that top 10 are probably Hopkins Harvard UNC Washington ... Ive found statistic programs and public health rankings but nothing really for biostats specifically

Hey Guys, I'm starting the biostat application process and I'm trying to figure out what are some good programs to consider applying to. I want to do phd but didn't know if a good masters degree has some weight over an average phd? Also what are some rankings of some phd programs? I'm interested in a BU, UPitt type tier Any info would be greatly appreciated

Do you have any other recommendations for schools to apply to?

Hello, I am thinking of applying to PhD programs in biostatistics, specifically BU, UNC and Harvard MS but don't know what programs would be more appropriate to my application. Any help would be greatly appreciated My profile is as follows: Undergrad Institution: top public research instituteMajor(s): Mathematics , Public HealthGPA in Major: 3.8Overall GPA: 3.72GRE Scores (revised version):Q: 160 (80%)V: 150AW: 3.5 retaking in oct. Research Experience: Completed a capstone thesis as a part of the University Honors program, where statistical analysis was the basis of the research and SAS programing Also completed an independent study with a professor.Awards/Honors/Recognitions: cum laude, honors college great distinction (A on thesis) Programming: SAS( inc. Macros), R, Java, MatlabPertinent Activities or Jobs: 1 year TA for a public health course, 4 years intern at a health study (sas programmer), 1 year employment at a biopharma (DM), SIBS student Letters of Recommendation: have 2 biostat/epi professors, 1 health study researcher program headStats Courses taken: Probability, regression analysis, grad biostatistics, hypothesis testing,/design of experients , analysis of variance Proof-based courses: Real Analysis, Abstract Algebra, Mathematical Statistics (1,2,3) Other courses: Linear Algebra (2 years) epidemiology, chemistry,