All the comments below come from anonymous surveys
at the end of one of the summers at VCU BBSI
Bottom Line
I wouldn't have spent the last 15 months any other way. I've definitely come away with much better research and communication skills.
- Member of class of 2007-2008
Doing the research also gives you more of a direction at school because you can see why everything that you are learning is important.
- Member of class of 2007-2008
10-week summers of this taught me more than the majority of my soon-to-be 4 years of college.
- Member of class of 2007-2008
I learned a lot more biology in the past two summers, too, than I did in all the rest of my life combined.
- Member of class of 2006-2007
I feel like this program has shown me that I'm able to work in grad school and actually succeed. That alone was invaluable.
- Member of class of 2007-2008
I feel like I actually understand what a research career would entail,…
- Member of class of 2003-2004
I don’t consider bioinformatics/bioengineering a career. On the
other hand, the program has motivated me to see how bioinformatics
could be regularly implemented as part of my biology career.
- Member of class of 2003-2004
...my primary focus was bioinformatics...[but] I actually fell in love with the engineering side of this program, and will pursue that in the future. My experience doing hands-on research in the lab absolutely motivated this.
- Member of class of 2008-2009
Best 20 weeks of my life.
- Member of class of 2004-2005
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