RoseNenharma

One of my fellow graduate students did CRM for two years after undergrad and is now in our grad program...she feels overwhelmed a lot, especially because she was a very good student in undergrad and is now struggling in grad school since she hasn't been exposed to academics in the past two years. Really just depends on the person and how well you retain information.

I know that if anyone is interested in doing primate DNA sequencing and/or studying primate neuroanatomy and the development of neurodengerative diseases in chimps, then Kent State is a good choice. Not very difficult to get into either. There are some people who do forensics related projects with a bioarchaeologist and some people even work with Owen Lovejoy on bipedality-related projects. As long as you have at least a combined 300 on the GRE and 3.25 GPA, you would be a competitive candidate.