Mollie B. ’06 | MIT Admissions
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Biography So for the basics. My name is Mollie, and I graduated from MIT in June 2006 with degrees in brain and cognitive sciences and biology. I'm now a PhD student at Harvard in developmental neurobiology, where I study the development of several cell types in the mammalian forebrain. While at MIT, I participated in UROP for three years, and ended up with authorship on an abstract, authorship on a paper that's been published in J Neurosci, and also wrote a first-author paper on my own project. I worked in the lab of a pretty famous professor, who wrote a ridiculously amazing letter of…
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