Currently work at WashU, I have been here for over a year, got two rec letters from faculty (including my PI who is the head of WashU's cancer center), multiple in-person meetings with faculty in neuroscience/psych. 3rd time being rejected. Congrats to those with interview :-)

No pubs, but a lot of research experience (4+ years part-time) and internships abroad. That's a bummer, had my hopes up for this program

4.7 GPA, Masters in Cog Neuro, 2 years research exp, strong LORs..

I was told I was a good fit by professors and grad students at Mount Sinai that I met when presenting at SfN. I have 3 years of research experience with 3 in prep/submitted publications, 4 strong LOR, and a PS reviewed by grad student at Mount Sinai. Very surprised.

I thought all the invitations were sent. Such a pleasant surprise! There are two options for the interview: Feb 10-11 or March 9-10. My background: 3 good LoRs, one from a graduate of JHU. 3 years of research experience in Neuroscience.

low undergrad GPA due to health reasons, 2 summer internships, 2 years volunteering in lab part-time during undergrad, 1.5 years doing post-bacc research at top institution, contacted POI before applying. Disappointed but not surprised as it is a very competitive program. Good luck to those who still have not heard!

Skype conversation Dec. 13th, received email for on-site interview Dec 17th. On-site interview Jan 13-14. Hotel provided and flights reimbursed.

I got a phone call and email for in-person interview from a single INP faculty member. Looks like they don't do it all at once, so rest assured you will likely hear back soon. Good luck everyone!

Has anyone heard back from U Michigan Neuroscience Graduate Program specifically yet (not PIBS)? Thanks!

Received email from INP faculty extending an interview invitation

DId not submit GRE