Shannon3942

They held their second round of interviews on January 25th and I know that some people have already heard back with acceptances. Because it is a small program, I'm not sure that they'll be having more interviews in the future. Good luck with everything!

Yes, I heard back on December 18th. They're having their interviews between January 11-12, 2021 and January 25-26. I don't know if they have a waiting list or how it works with listing a secondary program of interest on your Duke application but I wish you all the best. Good luck with everything and I hope that it all works out!

I heard back from Emory Cancer Biology on December 18th, last Friday. I don't know about other Emory programs though and if they send out all of their invitations at once (versus rolling basis). Good luck with everything!

Congrats! Out of curiosity (and if you don't mind me asking...) what track/research interest did you note on your application?

Yeah that's what I meant! Sorry that I wasn't more specific. I just thought it was weird that there were so many entries on that page but no one had reported getting an interview offer from them on this page (so far!). They started sending out invitations to Immunology so I was wondering if they were doing other BBS tracks separately as well?

Has anybody heard from Harvard BBS? If so, does anyone know if they send out offers in waves based on the track or have they already finished with sending out their invitations? I noticed some entries on the results page but most of them didn't specify a BBS track.

Hi everyone! I will be entering my junior year in college so the graduate school process is still a ways off but I want to seriously begin to consider my options after graduations. As an undergraduate, I have had two summer internships working at an antibody production company in the IF validation department. This summer, I am also an Amgen Scholar at Duke in the cancer and pharmacology department and in the fall I will begin enrolling in graduate level courses (cancer biology, molecular biology, statistics). At the moment, I am very interested in looking into potential Ph.D. programs focusing on cancer biology. I love the environment at Duke but I am also looking into Sloan Kettering and a number of other schools with similar programs. I want to study cancer but I am also very open to applying to a more general molecular biology program and then focusing on cancer while in the program. Does anyone have any suggestions of graduate programs to look into or any suggestions of what to look for in a program? Thanks in advance, Shannon