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Hey all. I've been thinking about this for a while and am almost sure that I want get a PhD in Statistics. However, I'm not sure if my stats are good enough as of right now. I'm a really anxious person by the way. I was wondering if anyone could be so kind as to just tell me what are my chances as of right now and anything I can do to improve them? Thanks! Undergrad/grad Institution: Top 30 Undergrad Institution; Top 10 Math program Major: Mathematics GPA: 3.65/4.0 cumulative, 3.71/4.0 major Type of Student: Domestic Relevant Courses: Linear Algebra (A), Honors Analysis I (B), Honors Analysis II (A), Graduate PDE (A-), Undergrad PDE (B+) Calculus I-III (A), Honors Algebra I (A-), Honors Algebra II (A-), Theory of Probability (A-), Statistics (A-), Complex Variables (A-), Calculus of Variations (A-) GRE: Still have to take it Programs Applying: Statistics PhD Research Experience: Spent last Summer doing an REU Recommendation Letter: Two Strong, 1 Good Coding Experience: R, Matlab, Python Other experience: I've been a Grader/Tutor for the Math Dept for the past 2 years. Awards/Honors: N/A School of Interests: Columbia Stanford Harvard Yale UNC UW UCLA Emory Ohio State University Am I being realistic or am I in way over my head?