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Thanks for the reply! Are there any schools you would recommend that you may think there is a chance at? That was just a list of some I was interested in and was not exhaustive

Hi everyone, I am thinking about applying to Biostats PhD programs for fall 2022 Undergrad Institution: Major: Statistics GPA: 3.78 (roughly the same within major as well) GRE: Q: 166 V: 159 W: 6 Type of Student: Domestic white female Grad Institution: Major: Biostatistics MS GPA: ~3.75 Relevant Courses: Taken in undergrad institution: Calculus I and II (B/B+), Multivariate calculus (B+), Linear algebra (C+), Statistics I & II (A+/A), Probability (A-), Survival (A), Categorical (A), Stat Computing (A-), Experiment design (A), Linear Models (A), Inference (A-), Sampling (A) Taken in graduate institution: Statistics/Biostatistics/Probability sequences (all A's /A- ) and all A's in other statistics courses except a B in Inference ? Research Experience: Several labs and an REU in undegrad. Been working as a biostatisician for 3+ years at a prestigious institution, 30+ collaborative pubs (several second author), very strong R skills, can get very good rec letters from people well known in the field. Schools considered: Would really like some insight into this. I think my grades are lacking, but I have a lot of research experience/coding and applied stats skills. Any suggestion is welcomed! I am concerned about my undergrad grades and wonder if it is worth applying Thanks!