M-A-Maher

I overlap with you with Yale, CMU -pitt, and Southern California ( just got the waiver)

I choose those based on (Program, Location, previous Egyptians there, and fee waiver) I hope i get into one of those :"

This is my second round of applying; I applied last year but got all rejections. I am an international student who has a bachelor's degree in biomedical sciences, Computational Biology, and genomics concentration. I graduated from ABET accredited University in Egypt. GPA 3.57/4.00 with Honors. One publication in Scientific reports based on my Bachelor thesis, first author with equal contribution. 8 months of experience in the Biotech industry as an R&D bioinformatician. No GRE, 7.5 IELTS. Courses in Undergraduate studies: Basic biology courses plus: Molecular biology, comparative biology, Developmental biology, structural biology, Human genome, and disease. Basic chemistry courses plus: Analytical and Physical chemistry Calculus 1 and 2, Linear algebra, Discrete Math, Numerical analysis, and Biostatistics. Introduction to programming, Data Science, Systems biology, Bioinformatics, Data Structure, and Algorithms for Computational Biology I have 3 strong recommendations, and I submitted 4 recommendations in some of them. My list: Virginia Tech: Genetics, Bioinformatics, and Computational Biology University of Tennessee in Knoxville: Ph.D. in Genome tech Brown university: Ph.D. in Computational Biology Cornell: Computational Biology PhD Emory: Genetics and Molecular Biology Ph.D. with Computational Biology concentration University of Rochester: Biostatistics Dartmouth University: Quantitative Biomedical Sciences Program Boston University: Ph.D. of Bioinformatics Yale University: Ph.D. in biological and biomedical sciences, Computational Biology, and Bioinformatics Delaware: Bioinformatics Data Science PhD Georgia Tech: Bioinformatics (Biology) PhD Pittsburgh (Carnegie Mellon): Pittsburgh - Carnegie Mellon Joint program in Computational Biology Can Someone reflect on my List, and please share your list maybe we have commons

I didn't find it in 'Biology' Section, so i thought it wasn't started i will reply there THanks !

I've noticed No one started this thread this year, so here we go. This is my second round of applying; I applied last year but got all rejections. I am an international student who has a bachelor's degree in biomedical sciences, Computational Biology, and genomics concentration. I graduated from ABET accredited University in Egypt. GPA 3.57/4.00 with Honors. One publication in Scientific reports based on my Bachelor thesis, first author with equal contribution. 8 months of experience in the Biotech industry as an R&D bioinformatician. No GRE, 7.5 IELTS. Courses in Undergraduate studies: Basic biology courses plus: Molecular biology, comparative biology, Developmental biology, structural biology, Human genome, and disease. Basic chemistry courses plus: Analytical and Physical chemistry Calculus 1 and 2, Linear algebra, Discrete Math, Numerical analysis, and Biostatistics. Introduction to programming, Data Science, Systems biology, Bioinformatics, Data Structure, and Algorithms for Computational Biology I have 3 strong recommendations, and I submitted 4 recommendations in some of them. My list: Virginia Tech: Genetics, Bioinformatics, and Computational Biology University of Tennessee in Knoxville: Ph.D. in Genome tech Brown university: Ph.D. in Computational Biology Cornell: Computational Biology PhD Emory: Genetics and Molecular Biology Ph.D. with Computational Biology concentration University of Rochester: Biostatistics Dartmouth University: Quantitative Biomedical Sciences Program Boston University: Ph.D. of Bioinformatics Yale University: Ph.D. in biological and biomedical sciences, Computational Biology, and Bioinformatics Delaware: Bioinformatics Data Science PhD Georgia Tech: Bioinformatics (Biology) PhD Pittsburgh (Carnegie Mellon): Pittsburgh - Carnegie Mellon Joint program in Computational Biology Can Someone reflect on my List, and please share your list maybe we have commons.