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  1. Hi all! Now that I have all but one decision back I thought I'd share my personal timeline of decisions for future cycles of applicants in case it's helpful! Heads up of course that this is subject to change in future years!

    I submitted all applications the week before/up until the day before the deadline with the exception of both Hopkins programs (I decided to apply after the deadline and they graciously let me).

    Results: applied: 13, interviews: 12, accepted: 10, waitlist: 1, rejected: 2

    Harvard BBS: Interview invite: 12/16, Interview: 1/31, Accepted: 2/7

    Yale BBS: Interview invite: 12/21, Interview: 1/9-1/13, Accepted: 1/21

    Stanford Cancer Bio: Interview invite: 1/10, Interview: 2/14-2/16, Accepted: 2/23

    MIT Bio: Interview invite: 1/6, Interview: 2/11-2/14, Accepted: 2/24

    Columbia CMBS: Interview invite (1st round): 12/13, Interview: 1/9-1/13, Interview invite (2nd round): 1/17, Interview: 2/24-26, Accepted: 3/9

    Sloan Kettering: Interview invite: 12/22, Interview: 1/10-1/12, Accepted: 1/30

    Rockefeller: Interview invite: 12/22, Interview: 1/10-1/12, Accepted: 1/30

    Johns Hopkins BCMB (late application): Interview invite: 1/13, Interview: 2/2-2/5 , Accepted: 2/14

    Johns Hopkins CMM (late application): Interview invite: 1/17, Interview: 2/16-2/17, Waitlisted (1st on list)

    UCLA GREAT: Interview invite: 12/20, Interview: 1/23-1/26, Accepted: 2/16

    University of Washington MCB: Interview invite: 12/21, Interview: 2/8-2/10, Accepted: 2/15

    Weill Cornell BCMB: Interview invite (1st round): 12/5, Interview: 1/4-1/5, Rejected: 1/11

    Mt. Sinai: Rejected: 1/9

     

  2. maybe this is annoying to ask but how do y'all chill out and forget about this stuff?? do you?? I know I'm lucky since I've gotten interview invites but like as soon as I get the invite it's about 30 seconds of "yay!!!" and then it's immediately on to stressing about the interview. Just dealing with a ton of imposter syndrome I guess and would love some advice (or at least commiseration!!) if you all have any 

  3. Just now, Mustang_97 said:

    Doing something now might turn against you as you said. You can ask them now whether they would transfer your application to biomed program if you get rejected here (like getting accepted for a Masters if PhD is rejected). Other thing you can do is, If you get accepted to Biology program, email the grad coordinator asking whether there is a way to transfer to Biomed program.

    If the programs are offered by two different schools in NYU, it might be a long shot.

    oof yep that's what I was thinking. Guess I'll just go with it for now and hope I can do something later after a decision! Thanks for the advice

  4. omg I just realized I'm an idiot and I accidentally applied to just the NYU biology program and not the biomedical program. Is there anything I can do?! Does anyone know if I'll be able to rotate in biomedical labs even as a biology phd student? I can't believe I'm so dumb wow. I feel like I should email the admissions people but then will that look bad that I didn't double check? Oh my god I'm so screwed lol pls help

  5. Anxious by nature but cautiously optimistic. 

    2 second author papers, 1 middle author. 3 very strong letters of rec. Seven years of research experience (mostly full time) at University of Washington, MIT, and The Rockefeller University (letters are from department heads of these schools). Two undergrad theses. Undergrad GPA 3.87 (major GPA 3.97). NCAA varsity athlete. 

    Applied to 12: Rockefeller, MIT, Harvard, Yale, Icahn/Mt Sinai, Sloan Kettering, University of Washington, Stanford, Columbia, Weill Cornell, UCLA, NYU

     

     

  6. 5 hours ago, totoblabla said:

    For those that applied to Yale BBS, did you receive a supplemental questionnaire with 2 additional questions via email? I saw people talking on Reddit about it and they assumed everyone will receive it, but I did not receive any email from Yale at all. 

    I got it! I didn't think it was anything important though. They specifically said in the email that our answers would not be visible to admissions.

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