<p>^^</p>
<p>yes. so does harvard bbs. so does caltech biology. a lot of places just send out invites / acceptances as they read applications.</p>
<p>harvard bbs acceptance</p>
<p>Does anyone know if Harvard Systems Biology has sent out all the invites? I hope not…</p>
<p>@biophdplease</p>
<p>would you mind telling me what you thought of the interview weekend as well? i am interviewing there as well, heard they let you know pretty quickly…</p>
<p>Hi MolSysBio, do you know if Stanford send out invitations in waves similar to Harvard? Would that place some folks in a disadvantage since maybe the earlier or later applications read will be favored more? I am curious since it seems that each program has a set number of invitations.</p>
<p>Other than dev bio, genetics, neuro, biology, biochem, chem/systems bio, informatics, and immunology…has anyone heard from other of the programs in Stanford Biosciences? I’ve sent an email to various programs but did not hear back from any of the staff.</p>
<p>I created an account just to share in the excitement…</p>
<p>Accepted: Harvard BBS, Rockefeller
Interview: MIT Biology, Weill Cornell</p>
<p>I could post stats if anyone cares, but in the mean time I’ll contemplate how to celebrate. Those were my only four schools!</p>
<p>heard back from stanford biosciences- cancer bio today. came in the mail</p>
<p>no idea about stanford biosciences. but i think if you don’t get into your primary program then you don’t get into your second / third choices either.</p>
<p>
I doubt it. What would be the point, then, of listing a second and third choice?</p>
<p>It seems to me that the committee may either choose to file your application in the program it feels best suits you or, if your application fits equally well in multiple subfields, then each subfield can choose whether or not to offer you an interview, with the applicant getting to choose which one to attend if multiple offers are made.</p>
<p>cal2010,</p>
<p>do you mean snail mail? what was the result, if you don’t mind me asking…thanks.</p>
<p>krypton: idk, that’s what some lady told me from stanford biomedical informatics.</p>
<p>@PipetteKid </p>
<p>could u post your stats?</p>
<p>@bikohcello</p>
<p>i received an interview to stanford. yea it was just in the regular mail (no fedex or anything). im also in the bay area</p>
<p>Received interview invite for Stanford biophysics through snail mail. :)</p>
<p>@andy251
I have no idea about the percentage 
I was hoping someone could tell me … </p>
<p>Still, glad to meet someone going to the interview :)</p>
<p>TywlaBloo, congrats! May I ask which region of the U.S. you are located in?</p>
<p>Thanks! I’m in southern california.</p>
<p>Anyone here applied structural, computational biology &biophysics program at university of virginia?
When will they send out interview invitations?</p>
<p>Any Ecology and Evolutionary Biology people here? I’m waiting to hear from Princeton’s Ecology and Evolutionary Biology department, Duke’s Nicholas School, Duke Evolutionary Anthropology, and Notre Dame’s Biology / Ecology department. If anybody has heard anything from these departments I would love to know. The anxiety is making me jumpy ;)</p>
<p>hey punkbugsy eeb person here</p>
<p>Also Ive just got my first interview invite!!! The waiting was so terrible!!</p>
<p>Anyways Department of ecology and evolutionary biology Univ of Arizona interview for Feb 14-17 Im also International</p>