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I got what you are saying. Thanks, really!

I appreciate your answer, thanks! Actually one of the researchers I want to work with is in CMU. But the issue is that my undergraduate GPA is terrible and apparently Master's GPA doesn't matter since it is often inflated. What do you think about this?

Hi guys. I want to get into a graduate school in 2024. About 9 months left until the next admission. I have to decide so-called a range of universities, but it's hard for me since I've never seen a case like me. Could you help me please? Below is my information. Research area : computational/cognitive neuroscience, Neuro inspired AI. Education : Master's : Top 10 university in South Korea (Mar. 2021 - Feb. 2023 exp.), GPA 4.47/4.5, M.Artificial Intelligence, major in cognitive science Undergraduate : University of Toronto (Sep. 2014 - Nov. 2020), GPA 1.98/4.0, B.Sc (Honours), double major in neuroscience and psychology, minor in computer science Publication : One paper accepted in a journal with a journal with Impact Factor 10 (this will be published before the ph.d admission) One more paper will be accepted in a journal with Impact Factor 5-10 (expected, before the ph.d admission) GRE : 166 verbal, 170 Quant, 4.5 writing I really want to get into Program in Neural Computation in Carnegie Mellon University, but uh... that would be my dream. Which grad school should I set in a safety range? and which grad school will I be able to challenge? I don't care about nations but the North America is preferred. Thanks in advance!