I am currently working on my applications for neuro ph.d. programs and am wondering if not having any publications will make me less competitive. I completed a research thesis in my undergrad that I presented at SfN and have my name on a few posters. I currently work in industry where publications are just not as common.
I have 3.9 GPA from a good research university and high GRE scores (161 verbal, 166 quant, 5.0 writing) and am wondering if this will be a large factor in programs such as the Harvard PiN program and other top programs.
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I am currently working on my applications for neuro ph.d. programs and am wondering if not having any publications will make me less competitive. I completed a research thesis in my undergrad that I presented at SfN and have my name on a few posters. I currently work in industry where publications are just not as common.
I have 3.9 GPA from a good research university and high GRE scores (161 verbal, 166 quant, 5.0 writing) and am wondering if this will be a large factor in programs such as the Harvard PiN program and other top programs.
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