GRE Scores good enough?

[kcr18]

I'm interested in biostatistics and operations research PhD programs.

I recently took my GREs and got Q: 169, V: 164, AWA: 5.5, which is 94,94,98 percentile respectively.

While I have good grades and have decent research experience, I want to get opinions on whether these scores are good enough for top tier schools like Harvard/Stanford?

Is it right to say that these are passable enough to keep me in the game/consideration [and that's how GREs are viewed by admissions], or should I be worried about not having >95 percentile scores?

Edited August 18, 2020 by kcr18
update with another question

[kcr18]

Thank you for the response @desertwoman. Reassuring to hear that.

[GumsGoGrey]

These are amazing scores and in your field quant would be the most heavily weighted. i wouldn't waste any more time or money on ETS. You're set.