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Thank you!

Have JHU, CMU, UCLA, MIT (all neuro) sent out all invites? ?

From NYU: Hello, We have sent out interview invitations to our top candidates. We may choose to send out additional invitations at a later date but it is not guaranteed. All final decisions will be sent to candidates later in the spring.

Congratulations!!! Is it from coordinator or POI? Do you think all invites were sent out?

anyone knows has nyu and jhu sent out all invitations?

?Anyone heard from IMPRS translational psychaitry ? Their website said shortlist would be send in Dec.

Do you know whether there are more or fewer applicants this year compared to last year?

Princeton sent invitations from 23 to 27 Dec last year. So I think Princeton would do it in next few days. And has UPenn started to send invitations?

Thanks for this!! Really helpful!! I feel better after getting this information...

I just received an email from UTSW: We recieved more than 840 applications from International candidates and more than 500 have moved to this review phase. We anticipate that any invitations to interview will NOT go out until at least after January 1, but more likely around mid-January. It's just a lot harder than I thought it would be?

Someone applied to IMPRS-TP? I wonder if they have started sending out invitations yet.?

Hi, everyone! I am new here! I am a master's student from China and preparing to apply molecular neuroscience phd program. I am a little anxious as I knew little about the situation of phd applications in the US. I would really appreciate if someone could help me identify what tiers of schools I should apply. My stats are as below: Educational history: M.D. from a medical college in China (GPA 3.42/minor in Psychiatry with 17.5 credits); Master of Psychiatry from a top in my country (SJTU, QS 47, GPA 3.27) IELTS: 7 GRE Scores: Not taken Type of Student: Asian male Research experience: Undergraduate: 6-month in cognitive neuroscience(EEG\scale\SPSS\...): about autism, anxiety, alcohol abuse Master: 2.5 years experience in molecular and circuit neuroscience; 2 main projects related to cognition impairment; 4 joints projects related to microglia function/ neuromodulation/cognition Publication: 1. a clinical study on anxiety (a Chinese journal) 2. a review (submitted to Brain) 3. Co-author at Neuron Other Experience: Teaching Assistant(4-month)/ Intern doctor(1 year)/ several volunteer experience/ student union(3 years) Awards: a published popular science article won the annual 2nd prize of a society/ 8 scholarships(from 25% to 3%) I decided to apply phd program instead of attending resident training because I really love neuroscience research, especially the mechanism of cognition. I understand my CV is not competitive, so I really hope to get your suggestions or comments! Thanks?