Moleculwiz

I just got my rejection letter from NSERC. So, it might be based on ranking.

Thanks for the clarification. That makes sense. This way probably fewer people will have to go through the stress of being waitlisted.

I’m also starting to think that those who have posted here might be Vanier applicants, and the rest of us probably need to wait until April 30. Hopefully, those who have received their results can clarify this.

What is the difference between PGS-D and CGS-D this year?

I have applied to the PhD program there.

Thanks for the information. The degree might not be necessary, but I don't want to start my graduate studies without a solid foundation in math.

Hi, I am a second-year Biology major (GPA: 4.0), and I am very interested in pursuing graduate studies in Biostatistics. Some of the classes I have taken include Calc I, Calc II, Calc III, Linear Algebra I, Linear Algebra II, Intro to Stats, Intro to Probability, as well as a few programming courses. I plan on taking ten more math courses for a dual degree. However, this plan requires finishing more than five years worth of classes in four years, and I might not have any time for research. What are the chances of getting into a top-tier program with a dual degree and no research experience?