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Just got the email from Columbia Biological Sciences - Accepted!!
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Just got into Univ of Michigan PIBS - CMB!
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41 minutes ago, TinyAmbystoma said:
From an email to current MIT Biology grad students (about helping recruit the new class):
The Admissions Committee decided to invite 102 students to open house to interview. These invitations went out Saturday.
I'm not 100% sure that this means no more invites will be sent out, but I suspect that it might. Sorry guys.
Oops, nvm re: previous post
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5 hours ago, Kaede said:
Just called MIT Biology and they confirmed that not all of the interview offers have been sent out.
Annoying that the person I spoke with told me otherwise, but that gives me hope
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8 minutes ago, TinyAmbystoma said:
Haha yeahhhh I figured. Thanks for checking! It's nice to have closure.
I agree. I'd rather just know so I can move on with my life than sit with my own suspicions...
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1 hour ago, TinyAmbystoma said:
I think it depends on the department. For example, last year MIT biology sent out all their interview invites in one day (at least from what we can see in the posted results) and then rejections six days later, whereas MIT BE sent them out slowly over the course of a month. D:
Called MIT Biology and the lady said all invites were sent out Saturday :s
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2 hours ago, cuteDr22 said:
Me too
Me too ? but followed up with good news – an invite from Rockefeller!
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45 minutes ago, lncRNA said:
Could someone let me know if Berkeley MCB has already sent out their official email invitations to on-campus interview? Thanks!
I called today and the lady said I'd hear back in the next week, but couldn't disclose if the notification would be an interview offer or not. ?
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Anyone know the post-interview acceptance rate for Columbia Biological Sciences?
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10 minutes ago, vnatch said:
I also haven't heard from Berkeley yet, but it looks like only a few people have. I'm wondering if they've sent out all of the invites? I know the official email is set to come on Jan 3 but some people have gotten "unofficial" calls from professors. I'm debating whether or not it would come off as super annoying if I emailed the program coordinator about this, it just confuses me because it seems like not enough people got the "unofficial" invites, which gives me a shred of hope that more invites are still to come lol.
I called their office and they told me to call back if I hadn't heard back by Mid-January so that was vague lol. The MCB website says it's rolling so there's that to keep in mind
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10 minutes ago, Epigenetics said:
Isn't the second day a Saturday then? 2/24-27 is Friday-Monday... I'm not 100% sure of this, I'm waiting bc UW Genome Sciences and UC Berkeley MCB have the same two sets of dates, so if I get the UW interview that'll preclude staying through Monday at UCSF. Don't want to be presumptuous, but I will contact her if/when I hear from UW. Thanks so much!
Yeah, it's a Saturday ? and that sounds like a plan to me. I moved my weekend since it would conflict with Rockefeller, so I wanted to change it now just in case.
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5 minutes ago, Epigenetics said:
Does anyone know how long the UCSF interview weekend is? All I've gotten is 2/24, and I'm wondering how long it is, because Berkeley's weekend is 2/26-28, and I'd like to hit both.
Also how amenable are programs to switching you to another weekend? I think (from this website at least) UCSF tetrad had a second interview weekend on 2/2, which I could 100% make.
It's the 24-27, I believe. The other one is the 2/2-2/5.
Call Toni Hurley and talk to her about the potential conflict and she should be able to help you out. I recall that the 2nd day is the most important one because thats the interview day. The following days are encouraged but not mandatory, I believe. I had to change my weekend to 2/2 and she was very helpful.
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On 12/16/2016 at 2:23 PM, Kaede said:
Berkeley Comp Bio: Feb 14-16
Berkeley Cell Molecular Bio: Feb 12-14, Feb 26-28
CMU-Pitt Comp bio: Feb 23-25, March 2-4Columbia Biological Sciences: Jan 22-23, Mar 2-4
Cornell Tri Institutional computational biology: Feb 26-27.
Duke Biochemistry: Feb 9-12 or Feb 23-26
Duke CMB: February 2-4 or February 16-18
Albert Einstein Biomedical sciences: Jan 25-27
Harvard BIG (I asked and then asked a contact I have and all I could get was late January or early february)
Havard BBS: Jan 26-29, Feb 9-12Harvard MCO: Jan 25-28, Feb 1-4
Icahn SOM at Mount Sinai (Neuro only): January 9-10
Icahn SOM at Mount Sinai (non-neuro): January 12-13 or January 19-20
Johns Hopkins CMM: January 19-20 or February 23-24
UMichigan PIBS: Jan 26-28, Feb 2-4, Feb 9-11
MIT Biology: Feb 11-14, Feb 25-28, March 11-14
MIT CSBi: Feb 3 & 10
MIT HST: march 2-4 (strange those two overlap as they are 2 of the top comp bio programs)
NIH OxCam: February 15-17
Princeton QCB: Feb 9-11
Rockefeller: Feb 23-24, March 2-3
Sanger 4-year program: Jan 23rd
Sloan Kettering: January (Jan 12-15 once appeared on their website but they removed it for some reason)
Stanford BI: march 1-5
Stanford Biosciences: March 1-5
UConn Health Biomedical Sciences: Feb 10-11University of Washington Biology: Jan 26-28
University of Washington Genome Sciences: Feb 12-14, Feb 26-28UC Irvine CMB: Jan 26-27, Feb 9-10
UCSF bioinformatics: Feb 9-10, Feb 16-17UCSF TETRAD: Feb 2-5, Feb 24-27
UNC Chapel Hill BBSP: Feb 2-4, Feb 16-18
UMass Medical School BBS: January 26-27 or February 2-3Washington University in St. Louis (WUSTL) Biochemistry DBBS February 2-4 and February 16-18
Yale BBS Immunology: Feb 16-19
Yale BBS MMPP: Feb 24-26
Yale CBB: Feb 3-5 -
Just got an interview invite via email for Columbia's Biological Sciences program
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Berkeley Comp Bio: Feb 14-16
Berkeley Cell Molecular Bio: Feb 12-14, Feb 26-28
CMU-Pitt Comp bio: Feb 23-25, March 2-4Columbia Biological Sciences: Feb 23-24, Mar 3-4
Cornell Tri Institutional computational biology: Feb 26-27.
Duke CMB: February 2-4 or February 16-18
Albert Einstein Biomedical sciences: Jan 25-27
Harvard BIG (I asked and then asked a contact I have and all I could get was late January or early february)
Havard BBS: Jan 26-29, Feb 9-12
Icahn SOM at Mount Sinai (Neuro only): January 9-10
Icahn SOM at Mount Sinai (non-neuro): January 12-13 or January 19-20
Johns Hopkins CMM: January 19-20 or February 23-24
UMichigan PIBS: Jan 26-28, Feb 2-4, Feb 9-11
MIT Biology: Feb 11-14, Feb 25-28, March 11-14
MIT CSBi: Feb 3 & 10
MIT HST: march 2-4 (strange those two overlap as they are 2 of the top comp bio programs)
NIH OxCam: February 15-17
Princeton QCB: Feb 9-11
Rockefeller: Feb 23-24, March 2-3
Sanger 4-year program: Jan 23rd
Sloan Kettering: January (Jan 12-15 once appeared on their website but they removed it for some reason)
Stanford BI: march 1-5
Stanford Biosciences: March 1-5
UConn Health Biomedical Sciences: Feb 10-11
University of Washington Genome Sciences: Feb 12-14, Feb 26-28
UCSF bioinformatics: Feb 9-10, Feb 16-17UCSF TETRAD: Feb 24-???
UNC Chapel Hill BBSP: Feb 2-4
UMass Medical School BBS: January 26-27 or February 2-3
Washington University in St. Louis (WUSTL) Biochemistry DBBS February 2-4 and February 16-18Yale BBS Immunology: Feb 16-19
Yale BBS MMPP: Feb 24-26
Yale CBB: Feb 3-5 -
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Berkeley Comp Bio: Feb 14-16
CMU-Pitt Comp bio: Feb 23-25, March 2-4
Cornell Tri Institutional computational biology: Feb 26-27.
Duke CMB: February 2-4 or February 16-18
Harvard BIG (I asked and then asked a contact I have and all I could get was late january or early february)
Havard BBS: Jan 26-29, Feb 9-12
Icahn SOM at Mount Sinai (Neuro only): January 9-10
Icahn SOM at Mount Sinai (non-neuro): January 12-13 or January 19-20Johns Hopkins CMM: January 19-20 or February 23-24
MIT Biology: Feb 11-14, Feb 25-28, March 11-14
MIT CSBi: Feb 3 & 10
MIT HST: march 2-4 (strange those two overlap as they are 2 of the top comp bio programs)
NIH OxCam: February 15-17
Princeton QCB: Feb 9-11
Rockefeller: Feb 23-24, March 2-3
Sanger 4-year program: Jan 23rd
Sloan Kettering: January (Jan 12-15 once appeared on their website but they removed it for some reason)
Stanford BI: march 1-5
Stanford Biosciences: March 1-5
University of Washington Genome Sciences: Feb 12-14, Feb 26-28
UCSF bioinformatics: Feb 9-10, Feb 16-17
UNC Chapel Hill BBSP: Feb 2-4UMass Medical School BBS: January 26-27 or February 2-3
WUSTL: Early Feb
Yale BBS MMPP: Feb 24-26
Yale CBB: Feb 3-5Michigan PIBS: Jan 26-28, Feb 2-4
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1 minute ago, spiffscience said:
Congrats! Email or phone call?
Thank you! E-mail from the PIBS director and director of grad admissions
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Just got an invite to Univ of Michigan PIBS
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Just got an e-mail from the director of PIBS at Univ of Miami for a Skype interview tomorrow or Wednesday
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Reposting because I didn't receive any feedback the first time either.
On 18/10/2016 at 6:39 PM, cosiva said:Undergrad Institution: University of Miami
Major(s): Neuroscience B.S.
Minor(s): Chemistry, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, and Spanish
GPA in Major: 3.6
Overall GPA: 3.7
Position in Class: N/A
Type of Student: Domestic Male LGBTQ Hispanic
GRE Scores (revised/old version):
Q: 162 (82%)
V: 160 (80%)
W: 4.5 (82%)
B: N/A
Research Experience:Research in a Neuroscience lab my spring of 1st year and a summer internship at my university in that lab.
2 years in a behavioral neuroscience lab.
Summer internship at University of Michigan and University of California San Francisco, both in cell biology/biochemistry focused labs.
One manuscript in preparation for an epidemiology journal, presented my work at 3 conferences.
Pertinent Activities or Jobs: I've worked as a Peer Advisor in the Dept of Psychology for 3 years, where I've also been a TA for 5 semesters. I work in the first year dorms as a Academic Fellow for a boys' and girls' floor, 2nd year doing the job now. I'm also in my 2nd year as president of the Neuroscience Honor Society.
Special Bonus Points: My U of M recommender is the director of one of the programs in the PIBS program, my UCSF recommender is a world recognized name in cell biology, and one of my home institution recommenders is at the forefront of his field in neuroscience. I'm also Hispanic and Queer.
Applying to Where:Univ of Michigan PIBS – Cellular and Molecular Biology
Univ of Miami PIBS – Biochemistry
MIT – Biology
Rockefeller University – Cell Biology
Columbia University – Biological Sciences
UCSF – Tetrad
UC Berkeley – Molecular and Cell Biology
Stanford University – Biosciences
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Undergrad Institution: University of Miami
Major(s): Neuroscience B.S.
Minor(s): Chemistry, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, and Spanish
GPA in Major: 3.6
Overall GPA: 3.7
Position in Class: N/A
Type of Student: Domestic Male LGBTQ Hispanic
GRE Scores (revised/old version):
Q: 162 (82%)
V: 160 (80%)
W: 4.5 (82%)
B: N/A
Research Experience:Research in a Neuroscience lab my spring of 1st year and a summer internship at my university in that lab.
2 years in a behavioral neuroscience lab.
Summer internship at University of Michigan and University of California San Francisco, both in cell biology/biochemistry focused labs.
One manuscript in preparation for an epidemiology journal, presented my work at 3 conferences.
Pertinent Activities or Jobs: I've worked as a Peer Advisor in the Dept of Psychology for 3 years, where I've also been a TA for 5 semesters. I work in the first year dorms as a Academic Fellow for a boys' and girls' floor, 2nd year doing the job now. I'm also in my 2nd year as president of the Neuroscience Honor Society.
Special Bonus Points: My U of M recommender is the director of one of the programs in the PIBS program, my UCSF recommender is a world recognized name in cell biology, and one of my home institution recommenders is at the forefront of his field in neuroscience. I'm also Hispanic and Queer.
Applying to Where:Univ of Michigan PIBS – Cellular and Molecular Biology
Univ of Miami PIBS – Biochemistry
MIT – Biology
Rockefeller University – Cell Biology
Columbia University – Biological Sciences
UCSF – Tetrad
UC Berkeley – Molecular and Cell Biology
Stanford University – Biosciences
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Just got a call from a professor at UCSF that I got into Tetrad