Hello All,
current M.S. in biomed engr student, will be applying to PhD programs in the Fall (in bme). It seems like nowadays everyone goes straight from undergrad to PhD (for me I wanted to do an MS first, not coming from an engineering background, but that's another topic). Anyway, I'm wondering how admissions committees see applicants who have an MS in their field, as in:
What are they most concerned with when looking at an MS...grades? research experience? publications?
How much does this help one's chances?
Anyone with personal experience applying to PhD programs with an MS, or who have heard from admissions folks etc. it would be great to hear your story. Also sorry if this is the wrong section...I'm new here lol
