Laurie619
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Laurie619 reacted to jebbahay7 in Genetic Counseling Fall 2019 Applicants
Rutgers is hosting an open house on November 3rd from 10:30-1:00 to learn about their program! Lunch is provided! I am going and just wanted to share the information along! You can find more information and how to sign up on their website!
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Laurie619 got a reaction from gene13 in Genetic Counseling Fall 2019 Applicants
Rutgers, Sarah Lawrence, Arcadia, Thomas Jefferson, Mount Sinai, and Johns Hopkins ?
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Laurie619 reacted to GCFaith92 in Genetic Counseling Fall 2019 Applicants
https://www.facebook.com/rugcmp/ Just wanted to share the first NJ genetic counseling programs facebook page! This is now their 2nd year. The facebook page will begin to get updated this month with a lot of details and insight on this program! It's a great way to learn about the program if you're interested so be sure to like the page!
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Laurie619 reacted to lilmaz in Genetic Counseling Fall 2019 Applicants
My #1 advice with the GRE is to study the stuff you know you have trouble with beforehand! I didn't want to pay a boat load of money for prep books on top of the cost of the test so I checked out my public library and found two Kaplan books! I was able to keep them for months while I studied without spending a penny!
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Laurie619 got a reaction from curlyQ20 in Genetic Counseling Fall 2019 Applicants
Hey everyone! A little bummed that I just saw that this is a thing now!! I applied for the fall 2018 cycle to 5 schools all in Jersey, Philly, and NYC area but not even an interview So far I have shadowing hours with a cancer GC, experience working as a teacher assistant at a school for children with disabilities, and am finishing up my BS degree in biology this May. I was really hoping to get into grad school right away to avoid a gap year, but based off what I read on the 2018 form, it seems I need a lot more experience before re-applying!!
I know I have to retake my GRE (141V, 144Q, 3W). I'm not the greatest at standardized testing, so any suggestions on how to improve my scores? I am also not sure how I should spend my gap year? I was thinking about applying for lab assistant jobs, but I'm really not sure what would be best to improve my application.
Looking forward to hearing from everyone and so glad I found this forum for this application cycle!