jumbo1177

Waiting to hear back post interview is driving me nuts!!!   The fact that everyone in my lab keeps asking me if I've gotten accepted doesn't help either.
In other news, my step-mom apparently told all her friends and family I'm going to be a medical doctor.......
Just rambling in hopes of keeping my fingers from pressing refresh on my email......

I think the general advice is to choose a program that has the best research that you would be happy doing in an area you could see yourself living in for the next 5-7 years. Factors to consider in order of importance I feel are your interest in the research, compatibility with faculty, research funding (which generally correlates with prestige to some degree), location, and stipend. 

Don't be worried about this! I was worried that one of my top choices didn't pair me with faculty I wanted to work with but then I interviewed and got accepted regardless! 

I wouldn't flat out say "top choice."  Just thank them for the invite, but you unfortunately must decline the interview.  They'll read between the lines, but it's less awkward than telling them about your acceptance to your "top choice." 

Same!!! Beyond ecstatic! Can't wait for the second visit!

Does anyone know if all the stanford cancer bio invites have been sent out? I only saw one on the results tab?

Has anyone heard from Stanford cancer biology?

Has anyone heard from Stanford cancer biology?

Yay MIT interviews! Does anyone know the post interview acceptance rate for MIT biology!?

Does anyone know if UCSD BMS is done sending invites?

Eagerly awaiting interview results from Rockefeller, Columbia, Weill Cornell, NYU Sackler, Yale, and UPenn for neuroscience!