Hi guys, I am looking at apply to PhD programs in statistics for the upcoming fall 2019 cycle, and was hoping you could give me some input on whether I would be a good contender at the schools I'm considering applying to. Any advice would be appreciated!
Undergrad Institution: Large public university Major(s): Statistics and Mathematics Minor(s): GPA: 3.77 cumulative, 3.9 major
Type of Student: Female, White, Domestic GRE General Test: 156V, 164Q, 3.5AW
Programs Applying: PhD in Statistics
Research Experience: One semester of statistics research at home university, one summer of statistical research at a national lab. Have 2 published conference papers and was an editor for one published book. Have presented at about 4-5 conferences.
Awards/Honors/Recognitions: Deans List, Omicron Delta Kappa Honors Society, Pi Mu Epsilon Honors Society, Mu Sigma Rho Honors Society, Honors College, Outstanding Performance Award from research experience
Pertinent Activities or Jobs: Have worked as TA, RA, and tutor for home university and research intern for national lab one summer
Letters of Recommendation: One is from my advisor at national lab (wrote multiple papers together) and two are from professors that recommend that I attend graduate school
Relevant Courser Work: Math and Stat Courses: Combinatorics (A), Mathematical Reasoning (A), Statistical Computing (A), Mathematical Computing (A), Linear Algebra (A), Differential Equations (B), Probability Theory (B), Advanced Calculus (B), Multivariate Calculus (B), Nonparametric Statistics (A), Regression (A), Mathematical Modeling (A), Mathematical Statistics I (B), Statistical Inference (A), Advanced Statistical Computing (A), Time Series Analysis (A), Complex Analysis (A)
Computing Skills: R, MatLab, SAS, SQL, SPSS, LaTex, VBA, Python, C
Applying to Where:
Duke
UNC
Carnegie Mellon
NC State
Texas A&M
UIUC
University of Florida
Northwestern
University of Georgia
Virginia Tech
University of Connecticut
(assuming good sop)
Also, any advice/words of wisdom would be great! Thank you!