I currently a third-year undergraduate pursuing a B.S. in biochemistry with around a 3.0 GPA and the intent of obtaining a doctorate degree in the biological sciences upon graduation. What are my chances of entering a great graduate program?
Science Activities:
Three years of research experience (1.75 years at a top-20 institution and 1.25 years at an ivy league known to be a STEM superpower).
One research course focused on advanced functional genetics.
Honors including McNair E. Scholar, several Undergraduate Research Fellowships, and the Best Poster award from several conferences.
Given a poster presentation at six conferences, as well as an oral presentation at one conference.
Held an Undergraduate Teaching Assisting position for a Functional Genetics lab for three semesters.
Will potentially complete a Senior Thesis.
Have two publications (First Author + Third Author papers)
Non-Science Activities:
Drumline Founder and Instructor of a public middle school
Website Developer of a public city park
Note Taker at top-20 institution
Additionally, I am a First-Generation, Hispanic, Low-Income student.
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Hello everyone,
I currently a third-year undergraduate pursuing a B.S. in biochemistry with around a 3.0 GPA and the intent of obtaining a doctorate degree in the biological sciences upon graduation. What are my chances of entering a great graduate program?
Science Activities:
Non-Science Activities:
Additionally, I am a First-Generation, Hispanic, Low-Income student.
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