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Update 2: Accepted to UMass Amherst MS biostats (I am in-state) Also I forgot to include that I got a 15K scholarship to the MA biostats program at Boston University

@bayessaysI retook the GRE and improved my score...to a 157Q. My retaken scores were 163 V, 157 Q, 5 AW (this is the one I sent in).

UPDATE: Raised my GPA to a 3.746 by the end of fall semester senior year, got an A- in Applied Regression Methods University of Maryland Joint Program in Survey Methodology PhD-statistical track-accepted University of Michigan Program in Survey Methodology PhD-statistical track-accepted with 20 hr a week RA position UMass Amherst biostats-still pending GWU MS biostats-accepted, 12K scholarship Georgetown MS biostats-accepted BU MA biostats-accepted UAlbany MS biostats-accepted

If y'all wouldn't mind answering, what kind of shot do you think I have at the programs I listed above, if for the biostats ones, I just applied to the masters?

I am planning on applying to MS (maybe possibly PhD if there is a chance) programs in biostats and PhD programs in survey methodology. 1. Do I have a chance at any PhD programs in biostats, if I can get my GRE score up? 2. How badly is the C- in Mathematical Statistics going to hurt? My school won't let me retake it for a grade. Also I was accepted into on accelerated MS track at UMass Amherst last year Undergrad Institution: USNWR 30-35 LAC Major: Statistics and Psychology GPA: 3.72 Student: Domestic Asian Female Courses: placed out of Calc I, Calc 2 (A), Calc 3 (A-), Linear Algebra (B+), Discrete Math (A), Probability (A-), Mathematical Statistics (C-), Survey Sampling (A) , Introduction to Statistics (A), Intermediate Statistics (A-), Design and Analysis of Experiments (A), Applied Regression methods (currently taking) GRE: 156Q, 163 V, 4.0 Writing, taking again (164 Q on last practice test) Research/Work Experience: Summer research internship in biostats department at UMass Amherst, JPSM Junior Fellow at National Center for Education Statistics, research assistant in psychology lab, TA and grader in stats department Applying to: University of Maryland Joint Program in Survey Methodology PhD-statistical track University of Michigan Program in Survey Methodology Phd-statistical track UMass Amherst biostats GWU biostats Georgetown biostats BU biostats not sure if I should bother with PhDs for any of them