btien Posted December 22, 2014 Posted December 22, 2014 Hi guys, I'm applying to MS programs in Biomedical Engineering and would like to have a realistic idea of my shots of getting in. These are my stats: GPA: 3.52 at Princeton University, Chemical and Biological Engineering GRE: 170 (Q), 166 (V), 5 (A) Research experience: did an REU last summer and worked at a nonprofit doing lots of lab research this summer. I also published a paper in the journal Materials Letters. I will also be doing a senior thesis involving a lot of lab work, and possibly get a publication out of that. Schools I'm applying to: Stanford UCSD Duke Cornell Penn Do you think I'd get into these programs? As a side question, if I took a year off to a program with Princeton in Africa, would it help or hurt my chances? For the fellowship, I'd be helping to manage staff and volunteers in making sure they maintain a rainwater harvesting system, teaching about sanitation, and implementing some of my own engineering projects (such as building a biogas stove or water sinks). Not really related to research, but I'd also have completed my senior thesis by then and I think that would help my credentials.
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