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Acceptances:

PHDism 2009:
PROFILE:
Type of Undergrad: Business Admin and Computer Science double major. A small US University nobody has heard of. Pretty certain nobody has gone to Econ PHD from there.
Undergrad GPA: 3.9 (But that was all A's and one C)
Type of Grad: Policy oriented degree in US, one of the top of its kind.
Grad GPA: 3.6
GRE: 790/650/5.5
Math Courses: Calculus III (A-) and Linear Algebra (B+) only by US applications deadline and before Toulouse. Taking Real Analysis and ODE in Spring, and was able to show this to LSE, UPF and HEI
Econ Courses: Some in undergrad, but not rigorous. A whole bunch during the grad school - but they count as intermediate undergrad level.
Other Courses:
Letters of Recommendation: One from econ and one from stats professor from top 10 Econ. Both very strong. Also two professional from World Bank economists, very strong.
Research Experience: Three years at the World Bank
Teaching Experience: TA for econ course.
Research Interests:
SOP: Had a lot of explanation to do for non-traditional profile. Was logical for whoever cared to read it - but I do not know if they ever do.
Other:
RESULTS:
Acceptances: LSE, UPF, Geneva HEI($$)
Waitlists:
Rejections: NYU, Princeton, Yale, Toulouse M2
Pending:
What would you have done differently? Many things. But mostly taken more math. I was clueless that just third semester Calculus and Linear Algebra was not enough - till I discovered this forum in December. But by then it was too late, and my US and Toulouse applications were out. I have been out of school for 4 years, but I registered as non-degree and am taking ODE and Real Analysis now in spring. That probably helped in European applications sent in February. Maybe indicated motivation.
Accepts:
    Acceptances: LSE, UPF, Geneva HEI($$)
Rejects:
    Rejections: NYU, Princeton, Yale, Toulouse M2
Waitlists:
    Waitlists:

securityblanket 2009:
PROFILE:
Type of Undergrad: Economics, BA from Turkey
Undergrad GPA: 2.80/4.00
Type of Grad I: Economics, Msc
Grad GPA: 3.30
Type of Grad II: Financial Mathematics, Msc
Grad GPA: 3.85 (ranked second out of 30-40 people)
GRE: 780Q, 320V, 4.0AWA
Math Courses: (3.30 average) Calc I-II, Linear Algebra, Honour's Linear Algebra I-II, Ordinary Differential Equations, Introduction to Probability Theory, Real Analysis I-II, Game Theory (grad level course form math. department), Difference Equations, Lebesgue Integration and Measure Theory, Introdution to Functional Analysis, Functional Analysis (PhD level), Probability Theory (Grad level), Stochastic Calculus Applied to Finance (Grad level), Stochastic and Deterministic Optimal Control (PhD Level), Partial Differential Equations and these are all I guess.
Econ Courses: A lot since I am graduated and obtain my Msc fromm department of economics
Other Courses: A lot of statics and econometrics courses (even more than my math course including grad and undergrad courses).
Letters of Recommendation: 3 Econ profs plus one professional -- exceptional. 1 well known.
Research Experience: Working in a research department for 3.5 years and published one SSCI paper (D-Class but anyway) and one conference paper (ECOMOD)
Teaching Experience: TA for into to econometrics
Research Interests: Applied time series econometrics, international finance, monetary macroeconomics, macro-finance models and DSGE models
SOP: why my undergrad gpa is low, I want to be a policymaker etc (3 pages explains my professional activities etc.)
RESULTS:
Acceptances:
UNC Chapel Hill (no funding)
UC Santa Cruz (no funding)
UPF (no funding)
JHU (no funding)
Rejections: so many
Waitlists: UPENN and BU
Will be attending: JHU rocks!!!
What would you have done differently? My undergard GPA is a very big problem and even my math courses were not enough. may be this year was a disaster, who knows? but I have very close friend wişth a simlliar background that has done a lot better in two years ago. Anyway, still I am satisfied with JHU. I wish all TMers a good luck in the future. I hope you will be more lucky than me...
Accepts:
    Acceptances: UNC Chapel Hill (no funding) UC Santa Cruz (no funding) UPF (no funding) JHU (no funding)
  • Institution: UNC Chapel Hill Economics PhD Decision: Accepted Funding: We do not know yet Notification date: 3/24 Notified through: e-mail Comments: Finally... I guess I am going to US next year.
Rejects:
    Rejections: so many
Waitlists:
    Waitlists: UPENN and BU Will be

freecon 2009:
PROFILE:
Type of Undergrad: BA Econ
Undergrad GPA: 3.90/4.0 (gpa in math&econ 3.96) Top ranked out of 150
Type of Grad: No grad degree
GRE: 780Q
Math Courses: Calculus I-II, Linear Algebra, Math for economists, Math Analysis, Graph Theory and Networks, Probability and Statistics I-II
Econ Courses: Many...Macro and micro theories, Game Theory I-II, Growth and Development, International Trade I-II, Public Finance, Monetary, Econometrics I-II, Time Series
Other Courses: Java, Matlab, Management courses...
Letters of Recommendation: I used five different recommenders. One was a famous prof, one was department chair, others were associate profs knowing me well.
Research Experience: non
Teaching Experience: Tutoring in Econ 101&102 for two years, assisting in CS 123 for a semester
Research Interests: Game theory, Macroeconomic theory, macroeconomic policy games
SOP: I have sent a standard SOP to each school by just changing the name of institution. It is neither bad nor well-prepared, although I spent great time on it.
Other:
RESULTS:
Attending: BU ($$$)
Acceptances, declined: UMD ($$$), JHU ($$), Brown, LSE-MSc, UPF-MSc ($$$)
Waitlists: Brown funding list
Rejections: MIT, Princeton, Berkeley, Yale, UCLA, UPenn, Northwestern, NYU, UCSD
Pending: UWM
What would you have done differently? Firstly, I didn't study for GRE assuming that the quantitative part was easy. Yes, it was easy. But I should have studied to gain speed. Further, the verbal part was horrible for me as an international student. If I had studied, I may do well. Secondly, I didn't apply to Cornell, Columbia, Michigan, Chigago and Minnesota. I should have made a better combination of schools instead of applying Princeton,MIT,Berkeley,Yale and so on. Thirdly, it is the important one: I should have written more specific SOPs. But, it was impossible for me since I still haven't know exactly my research interests.
Accepts:
    Attending: BU ($$$) Acceptances, declined: UMD ($$$), JHU ($$), Brown, LSE-MSc, UPF-MSc ($$$)
  • Institution: U of Maryland Economics PhD Decision: Accepted Funding: TAship Notification date: Notified through: Comments: it is an unofficial notification. They have notified one of my professor through e-mail.
  • Institution: JHU Econ PhD Decision: Accepted Funding: full tuition waiver Notification date: Notified through: Comments: they have notified my professor through e-mail
  • Institution: BU Economics PhD Decision: Accepted Notification date: 3/17 Notified through: e-mail Funding:$18700+tution waiver+summer stipend($5000)
  • Institution: LSE Programme: MSc Econometrics and Mathematical Economics (1 yr) Decision: Accepted Notification Date: 31/03/2009 Funding: None Comments: After rejecting for Phd just on website ten days ago, this time they notified through e-mail.
Rejects:
    Rejections: MIT, Princeton, Berkeley, Yale, UCLA, UPenn, Northwestern, NYU, UCSD
  • Institution: MIT Economics, PhD Decision: Rejected Notification date: 3/3 Notified through: e-mail Comments: not suprising
  • Institution: LSE Economics, PhD MRes (Track 1) Decision: Rejected Notification date: 3/16 Notified through: web-site (no email) Comments: They should have sent an email to be more polite
Waitlists:
    Waitlists: Brown funding list
  • Institution: Brown Economics PhD Decision: waitlisted Notification date: 3/16 Notified through: e-mail Comments:

lightyears 2009:
PROFILE:
Type of Undergrad: Laurea in Economia e commercio
Undergrad GPA: 26,5/30
Type of Grad: Laurea specialistica in scienze dell'economia (2-years)
Grad GPA: 29,5/30
GRE: 800/550/3,5
Math Courses: Math analysis 1/2, Math for economists (optimization, ODE), financial math (up to some stochastic calculus), Stochastic Processes, Probability theory, Statistics
Econ Courses: usual stuff, a lot. No int. micro. A lot of int. macro, monetary, banking etc.
Other Courses: History of economic thought, Modern history etc.
Letters of Recommendation: 2 Math PhD profs, 1 Econ prof, pretty standard and positive I think.
Research Experience: no
Teaching Experience: no
Research Interests: Macro, monetary, international
SOP: Boring but standard I think
Other: Nothing special.
RESULTS:
Acceptances: CEMFI (attending), UPF, Tinbergen I, ULB.
Waitlists: none
Rejections: EUI
Pending: Toulouse
What would you have done differently? Nothing. Since when I realized I wanted to do a PhD (middle of my first year of Msc!), I was already in the wrong university (unknown), with no time, and with an Erasmus period starting in few months. Given that, I did all I could. I didn't apply in the UK for economic reasons, and I wanted to stay in quite a warm place. At the end of the process, I'm very satisfied.
Accepts:
    Acceptances: CEMFI (attending), UPF, Tinbergen I, ULB.
  • Institution: Tinbergen Institute Economics MPhll/PhD Decision: Accepted Funding: None Notification date: 3/6 Notified through: E-mail from Judith Comments: No funding and rain? Mmmh
  • Institution: CEMFI Programme: 2-year Master in economics and finance Decision: Accepted (e-mail and snail mail) Notification Date: 25/2/2009 Funding: Tuition waiver Comments: i'll go there
  • Institution: Tinbergen Institute Programme: Mphil/PhD Decision: accepted (e-mail) Notification Date: 04/03/2009 Funding: No Comments: Great, but too rainy
  • Institution: Universitat Pompeu Fabra Programme: Economics Msc Decision: Accepted (e-mail) Notification Date: 30/03/2009 Funding: None Comments: Nice for self-esteem, less for my wallet
Rejects:
    Rejections: EUI
  • Institution: European University Institute Programme: Phd Decision: Rejected (e-mail) Notification Date: 16/01/2009 Funding: None Comments: Too bad
Waitlists:
    Waitlists: none

postgradecon 2009:
PROFILE:
Type of Undergrad: BSc in Economics and Mathematics from a well-known but not so good in economics university in Canada.
Undergrad GPA: converts to about 3.85/4
Type of Grad: LSE
Grad GPA: not yet known
GRE: 780Q/530V/4.5AWA
Math Courses: Calculus I-II-III (A/A+'s), Linear Algebra I-II (A+'s), Real Analysis I (A+), Differential Equations (A+), Logic and Set Theory (Proofs) (B), Sampling (B+), Prob and Stats (A+), History of Logic (A).
Graduate: none
Econ Courses: Intermediate Micro and Macro (A+'s), Advanced Macro (A), Advanced Micro (B+, level of grad Varian), Econometrics (A+), Labour (A), Cost-Benefit (A), Math econ (A), Development (B, abroad), Industrial Organisation I-II (A-, A)
Graduate Econ Courses: Before my masters: Time series econometrics (A), Institutional economics and China's development (A+, with a mini-thesis). Masters: econometrics, micro, macro, political economics (no grades yet).
Other Courses: A bunch of biochemistry classes before switching to econ (grades between A- and A+). Some philosophy classes as extra electives (A+ in all).
Letters of Recommendation: 3 from my undergrad, all really enthusiastic (PhDs from Princeton, Queen's and from a German university). One I wrote a mini-thesis with during a graduate class. A fourth was from my graduate program, didn't know me well, was in the beginning of the first year. I sent a different combination of 3 letters to different schools (deadlines were not at the same time and got the fourth a bit later, more on this below).
Research Experience: 2 years as research assistant in a well-respected small Canadian think tank, focusing on productivity and other welfare issues.
Teaching Experience: none.
Research Interests: Political economy, microeconomics, development.
SOP: Talked mostly about my interest in economics, my research interests, and why the school would be a good fit.. pretty standard and not that good.
Other:
RESULTS:
Acceptances: UBC PhD ($$), UPF Masters ($), LSE (no $)
Waitlists: none
Rejections: Caltech, MIT, NYU, Columbia
Pending: none
Attending: UBC (did not want to do a second master's degree before re-applying next year and UPF did not recognize my masters as good enough for their PhD).
What would you have done differently?
As mentioned earlier, I have sent different sets of letters to different schools. Instead, I would have sent the 3 letters from undergrad to all schools and not bother to send a not-so-good letter from my grad teacher. At first I thought it was important, but thinking back I think this might have ruined my chances at most US schools. I was accepted at all schools that didn't receive that letter.Also, I would have applied to much more schools, but I decided late and did not have much time to think about it.
In the end, I am satisfied since UBC is well-respected in its country and on par with a lot of top30 schools in the US.
Accepts:
    Acceptances: UBC PhD ($$), UPF Masters ($), LSE (no $)
Rejects:
    Rejections: Caltech, MIT, NYU, Columbia
Waitlists:
    Waitlists: none

z109620 2009:
PROFILE:
Type of Undergrad: B.A. Economics with Minor in Math and Philosophy from a mediocre state school which does have an Econ and Math PhD (NIU)
Undergrad GPA: 3.76/4.00 (Econ: 3.93/4.00 Math: 4.0/4.0)
Type of Grad: Just two masters course Econometrics and Math for Econ
Grad GPA: 3.5
GRE: 750Q, 470V, 4.0AW
Math Courses: Calc I-III, Linear Algebra, Diff Eqs, Undergrad Analysis I, and Prob. & Stats (also Undergrad Analysis II (W))
Econ Courses: Typical stuff, plus Grad Math for Econ (B) and Grad Econometrics (A)
Other Courses: A couple proof based logic courses (B,A)
Letters of Recommendation: 1 really good letter (Senior Prof., Wisconsin), 1 good letter (Visiting Prof., Penn) and 1 ok letter (Chair, London)
Research Experience: Senior Paper
Teaching Experience: None
Research Interests: My main focus is Applied Micro Development, however, within the above field I am interested in Agriculture, Trade, Behavioral, Public and Political Economics
SOP: I think it is ok, talked about my Senior Paper, my passion for research and my goals for the future.
Other: I did not get into econ until junior year
RESULTS: (all masters programs)
Acceptances: UC Davis ARE (partial tuition and job as grader), UBC (partial tuition), UPF (no$), Cornell AEM (no $), Purdue ag econ (no $), UIC (no $), U York, U Bristol, U Sussex, USF (20k over two years)
Rejections: Wisconsin AAE and Toronto Doctoral Stream
Pending: Queen’s MA
What would you have done differently?
Well I wish I would have known that I wanted to do Econ earlier, as well as gone to a more prestigious undergrad. However, besides that I feel that I did very well, especially considering the tough year. I am very happy with UC Davis ARE, I plan to work really hard and advance to their PhD, seeing as there program is probably one of the best in the world given my prefers.
Attending:
UC Davis ARE masters
Accepts:
    Acceptances: UC Davis ARE (partial tuition and job as grader), UBC (partial tuition), UPF (no$), Cornell AEM (no $), Purdue ag econ (no $), UIC (no $), U York, U Bristol, U Sussex, USF (20k over two years)
Rejects:
    Rejections: Wisconsin AAE and Toronto Doctoral Stream
Waitlists:
    Pending: Queen’s MA

chestnut.cc 2009:
PROFILE:
Type of Undergraduate: BA Economics from a Top 10 college in my country (south east Asia) with math and stat minors
Undergraduate GPA: Currently (Final Year) 84%. We don't use the GPA system so I'm unsure of how much that translates to. It's similar to a UK percentage system though
Type of Graduate: NA
Graduate GPA: NA
GRE: 760V, 800Q, 5.5 AWA
TOEFL: 119
Math Courses: Three Year long Industrial Mathematics courses. Audited Real Analysis, Linear Algebra of the more rigorous sort.
Statistics Courses: Three Year long Applied Statistics courses.
Economics Courses: Economics Specials I II III IV. Basically intermediate micro, macro, international trade, history of economic thought, monetary, development economics.
Letters of Recommendation: Head of Department, Senior Lecturer, no one known, will serve my purposes.
Research Experience: NA
Teaching Experience: NA
Research Interests: Political Economy, Game Theory, Mechanism Design, Micro theory.
SOP: Short, Simple, just tried to signal course content, courses audited, interests.
Applied to: LSE, Oxford, Cambridge, UCL, Toulouse, UPF BGSE, Tilburg, Erasmus Mundus
Acceptances: LSE EME(2 yr), Toulouse M1, UPF, Tilburg (MPhil), Erasmus Mundus MMEF1, Cambridge PG Dip (Econ)
Rejections: Oxford, UCL, Erasmus Mundus QEM
Attending: LSE
Accepts:
  • Institution: Toulouse School of Economics M1 Economics Decision: Accepted Funding: Applied for Eiffel Scholarship Notification date: 12-23-2008 Notified through: E-mail Comments: Applied early December
  • Institution: Barcelona GSE MSc Economics Decision: Accepted Funding: None Notification date: 02-03-2009 Notified through: E-mail Comments: Applied in early January, have to pay a reservation fee of Euro 500 by the 24th
  • Institution: Tilburg MPhil (1st Year) Decision: Accepted Funding: Euro 7812 fee remission, Applied for CenTER Scholarship Notification date: 02-17-2008 Notified through: E-mail Comments: Applied late January
  • Institution: Université Paris 1 Panthéon - Sorbonne Programme: Erasmus Mundus MMEF1 Decision: Accepted Funding: NA Notification Date: 17/03/2009 via email
  • Institution: LSE Programme: MSc Econometrics and Mathematical Economics (2 yr) Decision: Accepted Notification Date: 31/03/2009 Funding: None Comments: Conditional upon set GPA, and attending the September math courses.
  • Institution: University of Cambridge Programme: PG Diploma Economics Decision: Accepted Notification Date: 06/05/2009 via email Funding: NA
Rejects:
  • Institution: UCL MSc Economics Decision: Rejected Funding: NA Notification date: 01-27-2009 Notified through: Letter Comments: Applied in early December, expected
  • Institution: Oxford Programme: MPhil Decision: Rejected Notification Date: 31/03/2009 by mail
Waitlists:

y_satir 2009:
Type of Undergrad: B.A. Econ from the top university of Turkey (international private university, education language is English)
Undergrad GPA: 3.9/4 and 3.95 in Econ and Math
GRE: 780Q, 330V, 4.0AWA
TOEFL:100 ibt
Math Courses: Math Analysis, Graph Theory, Math for Econ, Calc I & II, Stats and Probability I&II, Linear Algebra
Econ Courses: Intro to Micro and Macro, Intermediate Micro and Macro, Econometrics I&II, Monetary Economics, Fiscal Econ, International Econ I&II, currently taking Game Theory, Theories of Growth And Development, History of Economic Thought
Letters of Recommendation: 3 econ professors who know and like me substiantally
Teaching Experience: tutoring for Econ 101&102 Courses
Research Interests: Game Theory, Macroeconomic Policy games, Macroeconomic Theory (seems unrelated with Game theory which is micro
Concerns: My GRE scores are not as high as they could be and I will have taken only undergrad degree
SOP: Done with all the basics covered
Other:Some Honors from domestic academic centers and Fulbright OI Grant
Applying to: Princeton,MIT,Chicago(just for fun), Berkeley, Yale, UCLA, NYU, PENN,UCSD,Maryland, Northwestern, Wisconsin, Brown,Pompeu Fabra
Accepts:
  • Institution: Barcelona GSE-UPF MSc in Econ Decision: Accepted Funding: Tuition Waiver + TA (£11K) Notification date: Feb 3 Notified through: E-mail Comments: I am happy, but I don't want to restart Phd applications for US on this september if I am rejected by all Phd rograms I have applied.
Rejects:
Waitlists:

ecuaecon 2009:
Type of Undergrad: international student with a a degree from a local university
Type of Grad: MS econ from a mid-size private american university
Undergrad GPA: 3.6/4
Graduate GPA: econ 3.6, econ + math 3.4
GRE: 770Q, 470V, 4.0 AW
Math Courses: Calculus I, II, III. Statistisc I, II. Linear Algebra. Math for econ (undergrad and grad). Advanced Calculus (Analysis). Not so great grades
Econ Courses (grad-level): Micro (A-) and econometrics (A)
Letters of Recommendation: 3 econ profs (graduated at UT, Brown, Cornell), I think these will be good recommendations.
Research Experience: RA for a professor, RA local central bank, master's thesis
Teaching Experience: instructor (econometrics)
Research Interests: Institituions, Econ history, behavioral econ
Concerns: I don't have a 800-gre, not so great grades for math courses
Applying to: Caltech, Michigan, Maryland, WUSTL, Barcelona School of Econ, Warwick, Oxford, European University Institute, Queen's, British Columbia, Toronto.
Accepts:
  • Institution: BGSE-UPF MSc Economic Decision: Accepted Funding: no Notification date: 2/3/2009 Notified through: E-mail Comments:
  • Institution: Warwick Economics MSc Decision: Accepted Funding: no word (most likely nothing) Notification date: 2/17 Notified through: e-mail (official letter will come through regular mail) Comments: In: BGSE-UPF (MSc), Warwick (MSc)
Rejects:
  • Institution: Caltech Social Sciences Decision: Rejected Funding: Notification date: 2/28/09 Notified through: email Comments: Saw it coming, but still hurts In: BGSE-UPF, Warwick, both MS
  • Institution: Maryland Economics, PhD Decision: Rejected Notification date: 3/13 Notified through: checked website Comments: In: BGSE-UPF, Warwick, both MSc Out: Caltech, Maryland
  • Institution: WUSTL Economics, PhD Decision: Rejected Funding: Notification date: 3/13 Notified through: e-mail Comments: starting to worry if I'm going anywhere next fall In: BGSE-UPF, Warwic, both MSc Out: Catlech, Maryland
  • Institution: European University Institute Economics, PhD Decision: Rejected Notification date: 3/19 Notified through: e-mail. Comments: sad. In: BGSE-UPF, Warwick, both MSc Out: WUSTL, Maryland, Michigan (not official yet)
  • Institution: Oxford Economics, MPhil Decision: rejected Funding: Notification date: 3/23 Notified through: e-mail Comments: In: BGSE-UPF, Warwick, both MSc Out: Caltech, Maryland, WUSTL, EUI, Oxford
  • Institution: Michigan Economics, PhD Decision: rejected Funding: Notification date: 3/23 Notified through: e-mail (I e-mailed the grad secretary because I couldn't log-in the university webpage) Comments: Admission Gods: I would like a funded offer In: BGSE-UPF, Warwick, both MSc Out: Caltech, Maryland, WUSTL, EUI, Oxford
  • Institution: University of British Columbia Programme: Economics MA Decision: Rejected (e-mail) Notification Date: 04/01/2009 Funding: None Comments: am I going anywhere? In: BGSE-UPF, Warwick, both MSc Out: Caltech, Maryland, WUSTL, Michigan, EUI, Oxford
Waitlists:

leguan 2009:
Institution: UPF
Program: MSc
Decision: Accepted
Funding: Full Tuition Waiver & TA
Notification date: February 5
Notified through: E-Mail
Comments: Tons of luck, mostly with my recommenders.
And thanks to Italos for this thread.
Accepts:
  • Institution: UPF MSc Decision: Accepted Funding: Full Tuition Waiver & TA Notification date: February 5 Notified through: E-Mail Comments: Tons of luck, mostly with my recommenders. And thanks to Italos for this thread.
  • Institution: Tilburg MPhil 1st Year Decision: Admitted Funding: in early March, Huygens and CentER nominated Notification date: 1/12/09 Notified through: Email Comments: Was my first admit and made me happy and confident towards my other applications. Will probably not attend (does match well, but not too well with my interests).
  • Institution: Tilburg U MPhil Economics Decision: Accepted Funding: Full Tuition Waiver + Scholarship Notification date: 01/26 (Admission) + 03/06 (Funding) Notified through: E-Mail
  • Institution: Tinbergen Institute MPhil Economics Decision: Accepted Funding: Full Scholarship and Tuition Waiver Notification date: 3/6 Notified through: E-Mail
Rejects:
  • Institution: Columbia Economics PhD Decision: Rejected Funding: ... Notification date: last week Notified through: E-Mail
  • Institution: Berkeley Economics PhD Decision: Rejected Funding: hum... Notification date: a few days ago Notified through: E-Mail
  • Institution: Princeton Economics PhD Decision: Rejected Funding: nothing? Notification date: a few days ago Notified through: E-Mail
Waitlists:


Rejections:

Econ_ 2009:
Institution: Stockholm School of Economics
Program: PhD Economics
Decision: Accepted
Funding: ~15k eur
Notification date: 2/25
Institution: Tilburg University
Program: MPhil 2nd year
Decision: Accepted
Funding: not yet decided
Notification date: 2/25 email
Accepts:
  • Institution: Stockholm School of Economics Economics Decision: Accepted Funding: ~15k eur Notification date: 2/25
  • Institution: Tilburg University MPhil 2nd year Decision: Accepted Funding: not yet decided Notification date: 2/25 email
  • Institution: University College London MPhil/PhD Economics Decision: Accepted Funding: N/A Notification date: Notified through: Postal mail
Rejects:
  • Institution: UPF MPhil/PhD Economics Decision: rejected Funding: N/A Notification date: April 27 Notified through: e mail
Waitlists:
  • Institution: EUI Florence MPhil/PhD Economics Decision: Waitlisted Funding: N/A Notification date: April 28 Notified through: e mail


Waitlists:
Admit summary statistics:
As submitted and recoreded from Test Magic:
There were 10 accepted out of 11 applicants.Of those accepted, average GPA was 3.82, average GREQ was 781.3.
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