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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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gatorgrrl 2010:
Undergrad: Economics, large public university (I dare you to guess which one) Undergrad GPA: 3.94/4.0, cum laude GRE: 760Q/640A/4.5 Math Courses: Calc I-III, Stat I-II, Linear Algebra, Diff Eq (most taken at community college post-undergrad) Econ Courses: Standard lot (but no econometrics) Grad courses: Currently enrolled in PhD level Econometrics Letters of Recommendation: 1 from my work supervisor, 1 from UG professor (who probably does not remember me), 1 co-authored by 2 of my math professors at the CC. An interesting bunch of letters... Research Experience: none! Teaching Experience: nope (unless ESL counts...) Research Interests: development, applied micro, public, labor Statement of Purpose: standard Other: a few years of work experience as an Economist for the Dept of Labor Concerns: After lurking around this forum for several months before the application season, I decided my profile was probably not strong enough to secure a good spot at a good uni with funding, so I decided to apply for MA programs instead, with the intention of applying to PhD programs upon completion of the MA. I'm also keeping the option open of staying at work for another year, and applying for PhD programs next year with some extra money in the bank, and a PhD level Econometrics class under my belt. Applying to: (all MA) Simon Fraser MA (accepted, $), UBC, Barcelona GSE, CEMFI, U Colorado - Denver, Tufts, U San Fran (Development)
Accepts: - Institution: Simon Fraser University MA Economics
Decision: Accepted
Funding: $16k TA, $6k fellowship (possible top-up if I receive other offers?)
Notification date: 2/24
Notified through: Email
Comments: First I've heard from any school, definitely encouraging!
- Institution: Simon Fraser University MA Economics
Decision: Accepted
Funding: $16k TA, $6k fellowship (possible top-up if I receive other offers?)
Notification date: 2/24
Notified through: Email
Comments: First I've heard from any school, definitely encouraging!
- Institution: Tufts MA Economics
Decision: Accepted
Funding: 65% tuition waiver, $4500 TAship for first semester, can be extended if I don't suck.
Notification date: 03/12/2010
Notified through: email
Comments: 35% tuition is still almost $14k. Holy moly!
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winnie_econ 2010:
PROFILE: Type of Undergrad 1: Economics and Natural Sciences (G13 School in Canada) Undergrad 1 GPA (2 years): 1.9 , (Kicked out after 2 years for bad grades; too much partying) Type of Undergrad 2: Economics (Small Undergrad Uni in Canada with a good econ dept) Undergrad 2 GPA (2 years): 3.88 (had to get my sh** together) GRE: Will do before PhD admission Math Courses: Cal I, II (B, C,), Lin Alg I (F, then A+) Lin II (A-), Diff Eq (B+), Interm Cal (A-) Econ Courses: Inter Mic (B+), Inter Mac (D), Adv Mic I, II (A, A), Adv Mac (A), Metric I and II (A-, A) Letters of Recommendation: 3 from my Profs, who knew me well and about my amazing past ha ha Research Experience: None Teaching Experience: None SOP: Pretty usual Concerns: I was kicked out for bad grades ha ha! Will take Alberta 2 years and get top grades. I hope life will give me a second chance. I would love to hear from you guys about how I should proceed from here to get into Top 30 phd. RESULTS: Acceptances: Calgary MA ($$), Alberta MA (2 year Econ and Fin) Waitlists: None Rejections: UBC, Queens, SFU, McGill (all masters)
Accepts: Acceptances: Calgary MA ($$), Alberta MA (2 year Econ and Fin)
Rejects: Rejections: UBC, Queens, SFU, McGill (all masters)
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Admit summary statistics:
| As submitted and recoreded from Test Magic: | There were 1 accepted out of 2 applicants.Of those accepted, average GPA was 3.94, average GREQ was 760.0.
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