Phantomhearts

Hi everyone, I was just wondering if anyone who applied to MCO at Harvard has heard back? I know a lot of the other biology programs like BBS have sent interviews so I'm expecting a silent rejection at this point, but I haven't seen anyone mention hearing from them anywhere. It's the only program I haven't heard from yet at this point so I've just been waiting for a response from them for a while haha.

Got an interview from WashU today! Kinda thought I was rejected since they sent out a bunch last week so that's pretty cool. I only haven't heard back from Purdue and Harvard now, but it sounds like Harvard is a silent rejection at this point (I applied MCO so I'm not sure if that's any different but probably not). I'm excited to no longer have to constantly refresh my email at this point haha.

Nope, it's broken for me too. The calendar just has nothing on it haha. I'm probably going to send them an email about it later today.

Hi everyone! I've heard from a lot of schools since I last posted, but I'm still waiting on Harvard, Purdue, and WashU. I applied to the closest molecular/cellular biology equivalent at basically everywhere. Still Waiting: Purdue, WashU, Harvard Interview: Upenn (12/15), Minnesota (12/16), Ohio State (12/16), University of Chicago (12/16), University of Michigan (12/17), Northwestern (12/17) Rejected: Wisconsin-Madison (12/15)

Developmental, Stem Cell, and Regenerative Biology!

Just got my first interview and rejection (at the same time lol, I literally got both at 1:55 pm). Rejected from Wisconsin but invited to interview at UPenn!

Hi all! I applied to all of the following schools (mostly molecular and cellular biology): Harvard, U of Michigan, Wisconsin-Madison, UPenn, Ohio State, Purdue, Northwestern, WashU, UChicago, and Minnesota. Haven't heard back from anywhere yet but my fingers are crossed. ? Please let me know if you hear back from them and I'll do the same! General stats: Mid 3.90s undergrad GPA Two presentations but no publications ~2.5 years of research experience, 2 as an undergraduate and 0.5 as a lab tech post-graduation