<p>Undergrad: Rutgers NB
Major: Molecular Biology and Biochemistry
Minor: Chemistry
GPA: 3.71
GRE: V 157 Q 167 W 4.0
Years lab experience: 3 as undergrad, including summers. These included publications, presentations, grants, and fellowships.
Other experience: Biochemistry TA, Chemistry/Genetics/Biochemistry/Biology/PreCalc/Calc tutor, FIGS Peer Instructor.</p>
<p>Schools applied to (all PhD programs):
UCSF TETRAD
Princeton Mol Bio
Rutgers/RWJ/UMDNJ Molecular Biosciences
Yale BBS MCGD
Brown Mol Bio/Biochem
Rockefeller</p>
<p>@hopingforadmis Haven’t heard anything from TETRAD yet… Does anyone know if rejections are usually sent by email and how soon you get them? I’m sure they don’t mind prolonging the torture… :)</p>
<p>@ss2player at least one of my recommenders got the same e-mail. I’m hoping they only sent the cancer bio invites out yet and not all the rest. Hopefully netflix will be able to keep me from constantly refreshing my e-mail…</p>
<p>"Dear ‘PI’s name’: thank you for providing a letter of recommendation for ss2player to support an application to the PhD at Gerstner Sloan-Kettering Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences. Our admissions committee is currently reviewing applications and considers letters of recommendation to be an essential measure of our applicants. We appreciate the submission of your letter in time for us to consider this application.</p>
<p>Please do not hesitate to contact me at <a href=“mailto:email@sloankettering.edu”>email@sloankettering.edu</a> if you have any questions.</p>
<p>I just realized that I put my school address as my mailing address and now I’m home for break. Would schools ever only send you a letter giving you an interview?</p>
<p>I just realized that this application process is a lesson in itself. Rejections and objectives going south… We all re-align our objectives to adapt best to our environvents</p>