statcrazy

Undergrad Large state public school in the Midwest Double majored in statistics & genetics GPA 3.95 Honors in research Grad MS Wisconsin Statistics GPA 3.79 Courses: the usual math stat, regression, design; electives in clinical trials, epidemiology, bioinformatics, machine learning; got a B in ML but A and A- in the others GRE Q 161, V 150, W 4.0 Work/research experience Worked part time during masters at analytics firm Worked 3 years full time after MS for research center in genetic epidemiology; several publications Letters from previous professors, current research manager - all pretty good Other Planning on taking a real analysis course the coming semester part time while I work Applying To I'm interested in statistical genetics and genetic epidemiology. I'm thinking of applying to these schools for Biostatistics U Michigan, Harvard, Hopkins, Washington, Berkeley, U Penn What are your thoughts? Would I be competitive at any/all of these? Are there any that I should add or remove based on my interests in stat genetics? I've also considered applying to programs in epidemiology and doing research on the genetics side as a backup plan. Harvard and Hopkins both have specializations in that area. Thanks!