mapthesoul

Just got an email from Stanford saying I've been accepted! I'm a domestic student and applied for Organic. I submitted my application on Dec 6th (the deadline).

Got emails from Columbia and UPenn this morning with official acceptance letters attached. I applied for Organic division.

Hello! I've heard back from a few schools so I figured I'd post here. Undergrad Institution: Small liberal arts college in New EnglandMajor(s): ChemistryMinor(s): NoneGPA in Major: 4.00Overall GPA: 4.00Position in Class: Don't knowType of Student: DomesticGRE Scores (revised/old version):Q: 166 (91%)V: 160 (99%)W: 5.0 (93%)S: 710 (53%)TOEFL Total: N/AResearch Experience: I did research with a psychology professor freshman year, then realized I liked orgo and have been a member of a synthetic organic chemistry lab at my school since the beginning of my sophomore year. I spent one of my summers doing research in that lab and another in one of the synthetic organic groups at UC Berkeley. I also did a semester of orgo research in a lab at my study abroad university.Awards/Honors/Recognitions: Merit scholarship/2 year research fellowship from my school, ACS Inorganic Undergrad Award, POLYED Organic Undergrad Award, CRC Press Freshman Gen Chem AwardPertinent Activities or Jobs: TA for Orgo I and II labs for two semesters.Publications: None (professors at my school don't publish much since we're a little school without grad students) Presentations: Just poster or oral presentations at my school and the other schools where I've done research. My school has an annual undergrad research conference-type thing and I've presented at that twice. No conferences. Special Bonus Points: Woman in STEM? (don't actually know if that counts as a bonus point)Applying to Where: I am interested in natural product total synthesis and medicinal chemistry. Accepted to UT Austin and Pitt (emails from admissions people a couple weeks ago) and UC Berkeley (got a phone call this evening from the professor I did summer research with and want to work with again for grad school) Still waiting to hear from UPenn, Columbia, UNC, MIT, Stanford, and Georgia Tech.