statguy123

Hey, Not sure if this is the right place for this, but can anyone chance me / give general advice for the fall 2019 application cycle? I'm interested in applying for PhD programs. Stats: Undergrad institution: Top 3 US News Major: Statistics and Math Overall GPA: 3.87/4.00 Quantitative GPA: 3.95/4.00 (three A-s, the rest were As) GRE: 170/170/ 5 Math GRE: Should I take this over the summer? Research: I really haven't done much statistics research up until now, but am currently working on a senior thesis (I am a junior) with a famous professor in causal inference. I'm counting on this turning out well. 1 REU at lawrence berkeley lab doing physics research Summers: - 1 internship doing software engineering / data science - REU at lawrence berkeley - Committed to internship at top tier tech company for summer '18. Will simultaneously work on my thesis. Coursework: - 4 grad level stat/ CS courses (A, A- ,A- , the fourth one is this semester) - All As in undergrad level stat, math, and CS classes (complex analysis, algebra, most of the undergrad stat courses that are offered) Other relevant info: - school teaching award for my work as a TA in 3 semesters - award for being in the top 10% of the class