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They said the same for mine! Super upsetting as there is an office dedicated to helping students apply to things like NSF at my school, and they told me my proposal would be fine...

So I just looked at their website because I was curious and it does mention rolling admissions. I must’ve gotten the wrong information. But either way I haven’t heard of anyone hearing anything yet.

That was just Einstein admissions specifically! I know other programs definitely come back quicker depending on when you submit your application.

I was also hoping that applying early would mean a quicker turnaround, but when I spoke to admissions they said that they said that applying earlier didn't make a difference for when we would hear back

I also applied to Einstein. Their application closed today so I don't think we will hear from them for a while!

Is Yale's BBS program one that sends out in waves? Hoping to start hearing from schools any day now

I am finishing my undergrad degree in Cell and Molecular Biology at Binghamton University. I have a fairly good gpa (3.75 overall, 3.68 major gpa) with 4 years of research experience in cancer therapeutics. I am looking to continue doing research in this field under the umbrella of pharmacology/ molecular biology. I am applying to: Yale, Rockefeller, Weill Cornell, Einstein, Stony Brook, Sloan Kettering, NYMC, CUNY, NYU, Icahn, and Cold Spring Harbor. At the moment, I am especially interested in Weill Cornell and Stony Brook for their pharmacology programs. I am now working on my personal statements and gathering any other application materials for when the applications open. If anyone has any advice or tips please share!