Coming in with a masters in biological engineering. No publications

Coming in with a Masters in Biological Engineering.

No published papers, but coming in with a masters degree in biological engineering

American but attended Canadian school for BSc. Invitation letter includes doodle poll time slots across three dates: Jan 27, Feb 1, Feb 3. First interview and super happy about it! Good luck to fellow invitees :)

2 years of undergrad research experience, 2 years of post grad research experience, one publication. Just got the unofficial notification from my POI.

Invitation to attend February 5th "Graduate Recruitment Event" and full-day Neuroscience symposium on February 4th.

Interview date February 4. Woo hoo! 3 years research experience in undergrad, multiple presentations, publication in the works.

This is probably going to sound dumb, but I applied here based solely on the research area – had no clue UMinn was a really prestigious school in neuroscience until after I applied. While rankings are certainly not everything, don't waste your time applying to schools you're not extremely interested in if they're very highly ranked!

Interview for the interdisciplinary fellowship (quantitative neurobiology of behavior), Interview with my home department (psychology) is set for Jan 29th.

Date: Jan 25th to 29th. Medium - Microsoft Teams Interview Duration - 25 mins Format of the interview - A 5-minute; 2-slide presentation. first slide would be about me and the second slide on my proposed research

big sad. Much pain

Hit me with that big sad. I must absorb more rejections to fuel my power!!!

Super generic email "With regret, we must inform you that the Committees on Admission were unable to accept you for admission to the Coordinated Doctoral Program in Biomedical Sciences. The task of selecting an entering class from among so many superior applicants is a difficult one. It is never a pleasant assignment to inform an applicant of an unfavorable decision, but we are encouraged by the knowledge that most of our applicants gain admissions to other fine graduate schools. We hope that this will be true for you and wish you success. Thank you for your interest in Columbia University."