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I'm taking measure theory this semester as in independent study with my research advisor and she said she would talk about it in her letter. Do you guys think that would make any difference in mitigating my grades in LA and Advanced Calculus?

Hi guys, I am applying to Ph.D. programs for fall 2019 cycle. I was hoping if I can get some feedback on the schools I am considering given my profile. Undergrad Institution: Large state school (ranked between 150 - 200 nationally) Major(s): Statistics and Applied Math GPA: 3.8 Type of Student: Domestic White Male GRE General Test: V: 162 Q: 164 W: 5 Programs Applying: PhD in Biostatistics/Statistics Research Experience: Three years as a RA in statistics and applied math, two summers doing research with a professor at a top 3 biostat department, two first author papers submitted where one is a methods paper in statistics, four papers submitted total. Letters of Recommendation: One from each of my research advisors Relevant Courser Work: Math and Stat Courses: Calc 1 - 3 (A), Intro to Linear Algebra and Diff Eqns (A+), ODES (A), PDES (A), Numerical Analysis I (B), Numerical Analysis II (A+), Data Analysis (A), Mathematical Statistics (A), Probability (A+), Stochastic Processes (A), Linear Algebra (B-), Topology (A), Advanced Calculus (B+), Independent study in Bayesian Statistics Computing Skills: R, Python Applying to: Biostatistics UNC Minnesota Emory UPenn UW (a man can dream lol) Statistics Florida NC State Duke UConn NYU Any forms of advice or suggestions would help. Thanks!