Bio masters vs SMP

[RangeRover89]

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Has anyone recently done a regular MS in Bio? I am just debating whether to do the SMP (cost would be triple ) over a regular MS at a local university? Did the regular MS enhance your app?

 

[periopocket]

Below 3.0 gpa ----> SMP
3.0-3.3 -----> MS BIO

 

[RangeRover89]

My overall GPA is a 3.1 and science GPA is a 2.91 .. DAT is a 20 across the board except orgo which is 21 and QR which is a 23

 

[RangeRover89]

does anyone have any other experiences?

 

[KermitMorgenstein]

I'm in the MS biology. It has increased my chances, but don't go into it unless you really enjoy the sciences. Thesis projects is no easy task to pursue.


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[RxStudentatUB]

Would the general consensus be to sign up for a SMP program in BU or Rutgers (for those in the Northeastern portion of the USA)?

 

[MasterDental]

My overall GPA is a 3.1 and science GPA is a 2.91 .. DAT is a 20 across the board except orgo which is 21 and QR which is a 23

I had a 3.1 oGPA and 2.99 science. Went with masters , which is also cheaper and have 20's across the board , except for QR 16. I have plenty of intervoews , I would suggest Doing masters. It's also a fall a k just in case. With an SMP you won't e considered to have a master's at many work places.

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[xerxes106]

Hypothetically your dental goals don't pan out, I'd rather have a MS degree with a thesis to fall back on rather than a SMP, the MS will be more useful for finding an alternative career.