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jswizzle48

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  1. University of Illinois's Master program's deadline is April 1st!
  2. Keep your head up, I know you'll get in
  3. Deferred to Master's in Applied Statistics at Michigan (applied PhD)
  4. Omg I was hooked. Great show!!
  5. Three rejections on Friday
  6. I go to Purdue (undergrad) so feel free to PM me questions and I'll ask faculty
  7. I got a similar response as well! Seems like we just have to wait it out
  8. So if you aren't rejected you're in another wave of possible admission?
  9. Who and what did you e-mail? Asking because I'm considering doing the same haha
  10. You'll be fine I'm sure! Low GRE Verbal doesn't carry much weight.
  11. Actually I got waitlisted! So, that's why I was asking
  12. Does anyone know how many people get waitlisted / make it off the waitlist at Yale?
  13. Does anyone have an idea of how many people make/are taken off the waitlist at Yale (master's)?
  14. I think you've got a good shot if you get good letters of recommendation and do really well on the GRE 155+ in verbal and 168 + in quantitative. However, I would encourage you apply to Master programs to give yourself a better a shot at getting into a top tier school. I'd recommend apply Master's for top 10 and PhD for 10 - 25
  15. Hey Onsemiro, If you didn't put in studying time, definitely re-take it. If you put in a lot and you don't see copious amounts of time in the future to study, don't re-take it. Your Q score is good: I think a lot programs have the cut off around 150 for Verbal.
  16. Hey guys I appreciate you looking at my post. Is my profile competitive enough? Undergrad Institution: Top 25 statistics undergraduate school (known for grade deflation) Major(s): Actuarial Science and Statistics with Honors Minor(s): GPA: 3.54, Major GPA: 3.7 - I was an athlete my freshman year; I averaged a 3.7 over my last two years Type of Student: Domestic, Male, Asian GRE General Test: Q: 168(95%) V: 156 (72%) W: 4.0 (59%) GRE Subject Test in Mathematics: M: N/A Programs Applying: Masters/PhD in Applied Statistics/Statistics Research Experience: Statistics Research: worked on an economic scenario generation model with a professor in the statistics department, created Monte Carlo simulation from scratch to predict stock prices; Political Science research: various research - not statistics related, except for a part where I modeled a process in Python: paper is in the works and will be published next spring; Independent research project to complete honors curriculum Awards/Honors/Recognitions: Presidential Scholarship, Excellence in Mathematics Award, Outstanding Citizenship Award, college-specific scholarship Pertinent Activities or Jobs: Actuarial Intern with two major insurance companies, Internship with Brown University, Resident Assistant in Residence Halls, President of Actuarial Science Club, other sales associate jobs while in college Letters of Recommendation: 2 letters of recommendation from statistics teachers (both decently known - but, they know me very well) and 1 from Political Science Professor Any Miscellaneous Points that Might Help: Passed two actuarial exams (FM and P) Statistic Courses: Intro to Stats (A-), Probability Theory (A-), Statistical Theory (A), Time Series & Linear Regression (taking this fall) Applying to Where: Columbia University Masters of Arts in Statistics University of Michigan Masters of Arts in Applied Statistics Notre Dame Masters of Arts in Applied Statistics UCLA Masters of Arts in Applied Statistics Georgia Tech Masters of Arts in Statistics UNC-Chapel Hill Masters of Arts in Statistics Duke University Masters of Arts in Statistics UCSB PhD in Statistics/Masters in Statistics UC-Irvine PhD in Statistics/Masters in Statistics University of Pittsburgh PhD in Statistics/Masters in Statistics CMU Masters in Statistics Syracuse University Masters of Arts in Applied Statistics Villanova University Masters of Arts in Applied Statistics UIUC PhD in Statistics University of Chicago Masters of Arts in Statistics
  17. Hey guys I appreciate you looking at my post. Can you chance me? Or anything I can do to improve my application? My goal is to have a CGPA of 3.6 by the time I apply early next January. Undergrad Institution: Top 25 statistics undergraduate school (known for grade deflation) Major(s): Actuarial Science and Statistics with Honors Minor(s): GPA: 3.54, Major GPA: 3.7 - I was an athlete my freshman year; I averaged a 3.7 over my last two years Type of Student: Domestic, Male, Asian GRE General Test: Q: 168(95%) V: 156 (72%) W: 4.0 (59%) GRE Subject Test in Mathematics: M: N/A Programs Applying: Masters/PhD in Applied Statistics/Statistics Research Experience: Statistics Research: worked on an economic scenario generation model with a professor in the statistics department, created Monte Carlo simulation from scratch to predict stock prices; Political Science research: various research - not statistics related, except for a part where I modeled a process in Python: paper is in the works and will be published next spring; Independent research project to complete honors curriculum Awards/Honors/Recognitions: Presidential Scholarship, Excellence in Mathematics Award, Outstanding Citizenship Award, college-specific scholarship Pertinent Activities or Jobs: Actuarial Intern with two major insurance companies, Internship with Brown University, Resident Assistant in Residence Halls, President of Actuarial Science Club, other sales associate jobs while in college Letters of Recommendation: 2 letters of recommendation from statistics teachers (both decently known - but, they know me very well) and 1 from Political Science Professor Any Miscellaneous Points that Might Help: Passed two actuarial exams (FM and P) Statistic Courses: Intro to Stats (A-), Probability Theory (A-), Statistical Theory (A), Time Series & Linear Regression (taking this fall) Applying to Where: Columbia University Masters of Arts in Statistics University of Michigan Masters of Arts in Applied Statistics Notre Dame Masters of Arts in Applied Statistics UCLA Masters of Arts in Applied Statistics Georgia Tech Masters of Arts in Statistics UNC-Chapel Hill Masters of Arts in Statistics Duke University Masters of Arts in Statistics UCSB PhD in Statistics/Masters in Statistics UC-Irvine PhD in Statistics/Masters in Statistics University of Pittsburgh PhD in Statistics/Masters in Statistics CMU Masters in Statistics Syracuse University Masters of Arts in Applied Statistics Villanova University Masters of Arts in Applied Statistics UIUC PhD in Statistics University of Chicago Masters of Arts in Statistics
  18. Hello John. Honestly, your profile is solid. Most statistic programs just check to see that your GRE Verbal score is not abysmally low. Anything about 70th percentile + doesn't warrant extra scrutiny. As with all top schools, you'll need some luck on your side. However, I think that you are a strong applicant. Your analytical writing score is a bit weak, but since you're an international student, make sure your letters of recommendation and personal statement are crisp. I would also encourage you to apply to some "safe" schools! Don't go and work just because you didn't get into a top program Best of luck!
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