AbuBakar

Hi guys, I am applying for Fall 2016 or maybe Spring 2017. Let me know what are my chances and your opinions! I am interested in applying for Masters in Biotechnology with a business emphasis. Here are my info: Undergrad Institution: Penn StateMajor(s): Biomedical EngineeringMinor(s): Engineering Leadership Development GPA in Major: 3.3 Overall GPA: 3.48 (Yeah i know its low. But I did well in my Ochem, Chem and Math classes [As/Bs])Position in Class: Not sure. Type of Student: International, MaleGRE Scores (revised/old version): Gonna take it this year. Right now Im taking Magoosh and my estimated scores are Q155 and V150 (Super low I know, but Im gonna try to study as hard as I can to reach at least 160 for both) is that even possible? haha.Q:V:W:B:Research Experience: 1 year at a Stem Cells Research lab. Awards/Honors/Recognitions: Dean's list for two semester, 5K Scholarship recipient from my fraternityPertinent Activities or Jobs: Any Miscellaneous Accomplishments that Might Help: Special Bonus Points: Any Other Info That Shows Up On Your App and Might Matter: Applying to Where:1) University of San Francisco - Professional Science Masters in Biotechnology 2) UPenn - Professional Master's Biotechnology (more academic) 3) NYU Tandon School of Engineering - MS in Biotech +/- Enterprenuership 4) Columbia University - MA in Biotechnology or Biomedical Engineering 5) UC Berkley/UC San Diego - MS in Biomedical Engineering 6) Duke - MS in Biomedical Engineering Any advice on good grad school in the city? Am I shooting too high? I have a feeling most of the schools are hard to get into. I wanna have a good and balanced mix of low/med/high tier schools. Also, what do you think I can improve on right now before applying for the schools? Is there any other schools I should consider for safety nets? Thanks so much!