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  1. 16 hours ago, StatYHC said:

    Hi everyone,

    Congratulations to those who already got offers and fingers crossed to those who are still waiting for ones! This year is my third times applying for Stat/Biostat PhD and it finally works out!

    Currently I have to make decisions among the two schools:

    (1) Michigan State U - Department of Statistics and Probability 

    (2) Iowa State U - Department of Statistics

    I'm wondering if there is anyone happen to know the situations in either programs and is willing to give some  insights. From the information I've collected, it seems MSU have some nice academic placements considering its rank. Also, Lansing is a larger city compared to Ames, which may be helpful for getting an intern chance (not sure about this). On the other hand, ISU has a good and traditional reputation among statistics field but it seems its rank on us news has a downward trend over the recent decade. Any advice/analysis would be greatly appreciated!  Thanks in advance!

     

     

    I also wonder too.

  2. 2 hours ago, Stat PhD Now Postdoc said:

    I'm not so sure about VT, but MSU seems to have some pretty good academic placements. I've seen/met some of their PhD alumni working at decent Math & Statistics departments like Arizona State University and University of Florida. I would recommend sending an e-mail to the Graduate Coordinators of these schools asking about job placements. Any department that doesn't readily provide such information should be a red flag, IMO.

     

    26 minutes ago, bayessays said:

    Someone last year mentioned that a large number of students at VT fail their quals and are kicked out, I think. Maybe check into whether that's true.

    Agreed with above about MSU - I see their alums placed into good academic jobs all the time for a department that is not ranked super high.

    I appreciate both! I need to find out more about them. Thank you so much and I always appreciate your information and advice.

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