nenonine123

Do you know if all invites have been sent out? EDIT: nvm, its on a rolling basis in case anyone else is wondering

If you are still in the middle of deciding what to do, I would highly recommend that you devote at least one summer to doing research in a biology lab before deciding on anything further. Don't worry about your academic background, one of the best part of biology research is that you really don't need much from your undergraduate courses, since whatever textbook knowledge you need will either be taught to you in first year grad courses or you will learn it on the go. I think you should really question yourself about whether this is what you want to do. I'm worried after reading this, you are a university senior and you are making such grand claims regarding an area as broad as economics. Please try to keep an open mind, because a mentality like this will cause you a lot of dissatisfaction no matter which field you decide to go into. You don't think there are problems with methodology employed in biomedical research?