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Hi all. I am considering applying to various programs this fall. My background does not seem to be very similar to most applicants on this forum, so I do not have a good sense as to how I compare. I am primarily interested applying in MS Biostats programs, but I may also apply to a couple of stats programs. I have also been considering PhD (Biostats) programs, but from my inspection on these forums, it does not appear that my background is mathematical enough for most programs. I am interested in everyone's opinion as to which programs would be suitable for me.  Undergrad Institution : Top 30 US University Major(s): Operations Research GPA: 3.9 Minor(s): N/A Student Demographics: Domestic White Male Courses Completed: Calc I,II,III (A), Linear Algebra (B+), ODEs (A), Probability (A), Introductory Statistics (A), Introductory Econometrics (A), Supervised Statistical Learning (A), Unsupervised Statistical Learning (A-), Optimization I/II (A), Stochastic Processes (A), Simulation Modeling (A), Introduction to Proofs (A). Some other programming/engineering type courses, nothing lower than B+  GRE General Test: Q: 169V: 163W: 4.5 Programs Applying: MS Stats and Biostats (primarily Biostats) Research Experience: Did a senior capstone project on applying statistical learning methods to hospital medical equipment, was awarded best project for this. Have some other research experience from school, but nothing came of it other than an undergraduate poster presentation Pertinent Activities or Jobs: Currently a data analyst at a medical device company. Have been working on various things, but I have done analysis on data generated by devices, which was presented at a medical conference. Letters of Recommendation: I think I will get letters from two professors and my work supervisor. I think they should be pretty strong. Thanks!