mat10d
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I asked them if they were done sending out interviews and they are ?
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Knight Hennessy Scholars 2022 Cohort- Stanford University
mat10d replied to MediaMonkey's topic in Waiting it Out
That’s useful, thanks and good luck! Just wondering, when did you receive an invite to your PhD interview? -
Knight Hennessy Scholars 2022 Cohort- Stanford University
mat10d replied to MediaMonkey's topic in Waiting it Out
Hey @MediaMonkeysame here!! Just got my invite to cancer bio on Friday so I’m hopeful that maybe I’ll get a video submission request in the next few weeks. Otherwise still super excited to even have the chance to interview for a PhD at Stanford!! Is there a final date when they’ll let us know about the virtual interview weekend? -
Biomedical Sciences PhD Applicants (Fall 2022)
mat10d replied to pathoscientist's topic in Life Sciences
Yes! Did you? I got a cancer bio invite but still waiting on Knight Hennessy think they’ll get results out later in the month? -
Have they sent any out yet? I saw that SSQBIO had sent out interviews but hadn’t seen anything about BIG
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Rejected UW genome sciences
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Do you mean on the 17th of December? @pls_take_me
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I honestly get so confused by Columbia's program structure--think it's integrated program with selected program being comp / systems bio but don't quote me on that
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I just heard back from Columbia (systems/comp bio) for interviews
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Lmao feels like it's just the 5 of us
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@fred2000 keep in touch--I think me, you @please_admit_me have a lot of overlap. Good luck! Think we are fine for now, but let's reconvene next Sunday ahahah been refreshing the inbox like crazy
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@fred2000 I hope it wasn't!
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No, I just did particularly well and thought it would add positively to my app
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I emailed them my transcripts a week ago (Thursday) and I got a response from the director (of cancer bio) saying thank you. That's all I know
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Was wondering if anyone else in this thread applied to that. Seemed like in past years it came out the 15th, and people on the Stanford page are asking if anyone has heard. I'm also still waiting on that, if anyone has heard. Also got rejected from MIT bio today if that is useful to anyone
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I just emailed SSQBio at Harvard (I sent an updated transcript to all my schools) and they let me know of rejection. Not sure if this means that they're done sending out interviews, but this may be helpful to some of you guys
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Got the same email after submitting an updated transcript. Should be by tomorrow
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Congrats! Did you apply via the integrated program?
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Applied to Harvard BIG and SSQBio, opted for Systems Bio at Columbia
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Also applying to many NE schools. What departments did you select for Harvard, Columbia?
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Hey guys, kind of a niche question but if you have any insights please reply! I'm a junior thinking of applying to graduate schools in fall 2019. I have 5 years of summer experiences in various laboratories (all 10 week programs) and a lengthier stay in a lab at my current institution. While I've been accepted to some competitive summer programs and worked in some high profile labs, I have no publications and probably won't by the time I apply. Should I be worried about this/try to find a masters or postgrad environment where to continue doing research to aim for a publication, or shoot my shot in this coming fall? Otherwise, I envision my rec letters from the labs I've worked in are pretty solid, and I have a ~3.7 from an Ivy with a double major in Bio/Stats. The second question I had is regarding the program I'm looking for--after years of wet lab experience I'm thinking of a possibly switching out and aiming for a more computationally focused/systems biology PhD. Is admission to any more quantitative bio programs not feasible for me seeing that I have no real experience in a computational bio lab? Any suggestions and comments are very appreciated!
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Hey guys, kind of a niche question but if you have any insights please reply! I'm a junior thinking of applying to graduate schools in fall 2019. I have 5 years of summer experiences in various laboratories (all 10 week programs) and a lengthier stay in a lab at my current institution. While I've been accepted to some competitive summer programs and worked in some high profile labs, I have no publications and probably won't by the time I apply. Should I be worried about this/try to find a masters or postgrad environment where to continue doing research to aim for a publication, or shoot my shot in this coming fall? Otherwise, I envision my rec letters from the labs I've worked in are pretty solid, and I have a ~3.7 from an Ivy with a double major in Bio/Stats. The second question I had is regarding the program I'm looking for--after years of wet lab experience I'm thinking of a possibly switching out and aiming for a more computationally focused/systems biology PhD. Is admission to any more quantitative bio programs not feasible for me seeing that I have no real experience in a computational bio lab? Any suggestions and comments are very appreciated!