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The data below comes from testmagic forums and shows accepted, waitlisted, and rejected applicants for 2010 for economics graduate school. Clicking on points in the graph above will make the most recent profile appear in the space below the graph.
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Acceptances:
millertime416 2008:
Type of undergrad: Small private university in Nebraska
Major: Economics with a minor in mathematics
GPA: 4.0
Type of Grad: none
GRE: Q760, V530, AWA 5.0
Math Courses: Calc I-II, Linear Algebra, Diff EQ, Intro to Analysis, Stats
Econ Courses: All that were offered (note: no grad available)
Other Courses: 2 directed independent econometrics courses
Letters of Recommendation: 2 from relatively unknown econ proffs, 1 semi-well known in econ
Research Experience: Two independent research projects, one pending publication
Teaching Experience: Just some tutoring
Research Interests: IO or health economics
SOP: Discussed research I had completed
What I would have done differently: Should have applied more broadly and included more reach schools. Also should have taken more math and made it a major. Practice for GRE.
Results
Acceptances: Iowa ($$), Iowa State ($$), Kansas State ($$), UNL (?)
Waiting list: None
Rejections: None
Pending: Wyoming, WUSTL
Accepts: Acceptances: Iowa ($$), Iowa State ($$), Kansas State ($$), UNL (?)
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Admit summary statistics:
| | As submitted and recoreded from Test Magic: | There were 1 accepted out of 1 applicants.Of those accepted, average GPA was 4.00, average GREQ was 760.0.
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| From the Department webpage in 2010 (please send me a link if this is wrong!) |
There is no single, sufficient condition for admission with financial aid. We look at a portfolio of items that include (not in any order): GRE scores (especially the Quantitative); transcripts; grades in math and economics courses; letters of recommendation; and the written statement of purpose. Each year, out of about 250- 300 applicants, we offer admission with funding to approximately 35 Ph.D. applicants and approximately 15 M.S. applicants.
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