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Neuronista
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hmmmm. Is it normal to get random e-mails with faculty publication lists and videos about the program from the school that accepted you? I mean, why would they?
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Accepted to SUNY Buffalo Biomedical Sciences! Anyone else going there (or already attending?)
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what is the best online flashcard site to study GRE vocab?
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Now, any tips on how to stop making stupid, careless mistakes on the GRE math section.? It's driving me nuts!
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Technical question plz: one of the programs I'm applying to requires transcripts to be uploaded online in PDF (or doc) format, but they say the file should not exceed 600 KB. I tried so many different ways to make my file smaller, but I couldn't get it to less than 800 KB. Any ideas?
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nightmares about applications, AGAIN!!!
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OK. so what about the professor who sends me a form response to an e-mail in which I asked him about research opportunities?
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thinking of quitting my current job (research assistant). Will it hurt my CV (and PhD applications) if I don't find another job till then?
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My heart has been broken a lot. Now if you break it too, I'm afraid the damage will be irreparable.
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lost, anxious, and exhausted.
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what are the best US cities for an international female student?
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every city has safer an less safe parts, and stipends are often based on cost of living. I don't think it makes sense to choose schools to apply to based on these criteria. in any case, you can use this to look up cost of living in cities with programs that interest you: http://www.bestplaces.net/col/ Someone also shared a link to crime data by address, but i don't remember what it was.
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studying for biology GRE even before my book arrives...
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my parents just won't let me apply anywhere I want! I'm afraid that means I won't apply at all :'(
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Well, you will have to stand on your own someday. I am sure if you are planning to go to grad school they raised you well and you will not get into trouble willingly. Other than that there is skype (you can promise to skype every day) cell phones with what they can reach you any time etc.. Usually good universities have their own security too. I am not sure what a nearby uncle could do more to protect you...
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Also I would probably try to mix their universities with yours. That way when you get in and actually there is a choice to be made you can evaluate choices on their own merit. for instance if you can get them to visit the school. My parents got so much more relaxed when they saw that I am in a "good place."
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i think I need a smart phone. Apple or Android?