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Hi, first time poster here! I’m sorry if these questions are very basic (I tried to look for general info/pinned posts and didn’t see any) but I’m a third year biochem undergrad at a UC who has only just recently decided to pursue a PhD in biochem/molecular biology area.

If i were to apply this upcoming December, I have very little time to get my shit together, and although I’ve been trying to do research on my own about the process, I’d rather come to the source and ask people who know.

I have around a 3.5 GPA, and this December I will have 1.5 years undergrad research in a neuro lab focused on one specific neurological disorder, with 2 poster presentations (one at an international cong

i saw a video of a car outrunning a police officer, with the police officer giving up on the chase almost immediately, and the comments were talking about how they probably just got his license plate and had another cop meet him instead of chasing. this made me wonder what the consequence of a fake license plate would be (counterfeit with random letters and numbers not registered) and why it’s not more common like fake ids? if a cop pulled you over, would they be able to look in the system and immediately tell it’s not real? but i guess anyone with a fake license plate isn’t going to play nice and immediately pull over. maybe my first question can answer the second. anyway just something i

One of the colleges I applied to as a safety school is a major public university in Florida. They do admissions on a rolling basis, and everyone I had seen/read about who applied, got their decision back in 2-3 weeks after submission. I submitted everything in November, and just waited and waited while my portal said “received and under review.” Three months later, now February, I emailed my admissions guy at my guidance counselor’s recommendation.

I got a reply from him saying I had been deferred to the spring semester as their starting GPA was 3.7 — the only issue is, my GPA is well into the low 4’s. I was actually hysterical because it’s a good school, but being rejected from a safety s

Title. I feel like most of the posts I see fall into the above categories, and if i see a YTA post (which is rarely) it seems like scripted rage bait? I can’t remember the last time I read a post where I could see and understand both sides of the story, and could understand why someone would be morally conflicted about it.