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I will ask about the waitlist, he did not mention anything about them. I do know that he applied to mostly schools that does not require the GRE this cycle and worry that reapplying would mean sending them (which weren't the best scores)

Hi, my friend applied to several stats/biostats phd programs. So far she was only offered an acceptance to Duke university biostat masters program. She still has yet to hear from a couple more programs but was wondering if she should just accept the masters program from duke or reapply next year? I am a med school applicant so for me reapplying is very common, but not sure about masters and phd programs. Thank you

How does it look now? Thank you.

Thank you, I just edited the format. I hope I did it right.

Hi everyone, I am looking for some help with my friends application. My friend would like to apply to biostats phd programs and is currently creating a list of schools. I am not much help as I am applying to med school so I don't have much knowledge on grad school applications. Undergrad Institute: small private liberal arts college on the east coast. (top 51 national liberal arts colleges according to U.S. News) GPA: 3.69 GRE general test Q: 157 V: 152 W: not sure Type of student: domestic female Program applying: PhD in Biostatistics, also thinking of masters in Biostatistics. Research Experience Did one presentation for biology and one presentation for chemistry, both involved R studio. Intern for Bioinformatics research that involved python. Tutor this term Letters of Recommendation: Two are from previous professors and one from advisor. coursework: derivative/integrals (A), integrals/series (A-), Linear algebra (B+), intro comp sci/prob solv (A), discrete math (B+), intro to stats (A), multivarible calc (A), probability(A-), advance regression technique (A), complex analysis (A), intro to time series anaysis( A), mathmathical stats (A-) She is currently taking real analysis, statistical computing with R and statistical consulting this term. My friend would prefer to apply to more schools who don't require the GRE If anyone has recommendations about what schools to look into that would be great! Thank you ! Edit: Format