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Urch Forums » PhD in Economics
2y ago
Profile:
Undergraduate University: Canadian university
Undergraduate Major: Economics
Undergraduate GPA: 3.93/4
GRE: 166Q, 165V
Econ courses:Honours: Macro (A), Micro (A+)
Joint honours/graduate: Topics in Applied Economics - Causal Inference (A+), Topics in Macroeconomics (A+)
Other relevant courses: Econometrics (A+), Intermediate Micro (A+), Intermediate Macro (A+), + courses like public economics, economic development, international trade
Obtained an A or A+ in all other courses
Math and stats courses:Joint honours/graduate: Topics in Mathematical Economics* (A+)
Undergraduate: Calc I (A ..read more
Urch Forums » PhD in Economics
2y ago
Undergrad: Top 15 school in Korea
Undergrad Major: Electrical Engineering, Software Engineering
Undergrad GPA: 3.3(total) 3.6(in junior and senior)
Research Experience: 1 year RA under the professor in Economics
GRE: v150 q166 w3.0
TOEFL: 27(R) 26(L) 22(S) 22(W)
Programming: stata, matlab, python
Work experience: 3 months in International Organization(not related to economics), 2 years mandatory army in U.S Army(in Korea)
Econ class: Microeconomics(A+) Macroeconomics(A+) Econometrics(A+)
Math: Calclus1,2(B0) Linear Algebra(A0) Numerical Analysis(A+) Engineering Mathematics 1(A+) Engineering Ma ..read more
Urch Forums » PhD in Economics
2y ago
Hi all,
I’ve been filling out applications for the 2022 cycle, and a few schools ask about academic or behavioral disciplinary history from undergrad. I tracked down my file from undergrad and I have three minor infractions: 1) possession of alcohol in a dorm 2) two instances of being excessively loud after 1am in the residence halls. My censures for these infractions were minor (90 minute course on the dangers of alcohol abuse for the first, a warning for the second, and I had to create a 5 slide presentation on the impact of noise on my “community” for the third). My concern is this: do AdC ..read more
Urch Forums » PhD in Economics
2y ago
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Undergraduate University: Top 5 USNWR
Undergraduate Major: Economics
Undergraduate GPA: 3.70 cumulative, 3.92 departmental
GRE: 169 Q
Econ Courses
Intermediate Microeconomics (Honors) (A-), Intermediate Macroeconomics (A-), Intermediate Econometrics (Honors) (A-), All Other Upper-Level Departmental Courses Including Independent Research (A)
Math, Computer Science Courses
Introduction to Computer Science (A-), Multivariable Calculus (B), Linear Algebra (A-), Partial Differential Equations (B+), Real Analysis (A-), Probability Theory (P, during COVID lockdown semester)
Graduate Cours ..read more
Urch Forums » PhD in Economics
2y ago
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Undergraduate University: UC Santa Barbara
Undergraduate Major: Economics
Undergraduate GPA: 3.86
GRE: 166 Q/161 V/4 AWA *Should I retake the GRE? What are the consequences if I don’t score 167 + on the quantitative reasoning section?*
Econ Courses
Microeconomic Theory (A), Intermediate Microeconomic Theory (-A), Advanced Microeconomic Theory (B+), Econometrics (A), Advanced Econometrics (A), Game Theory (A), Senior Thesis (A)
Math Course
Multivariable Calculus (A), Linear Algebra (A), Advanced Linear Algebra (A), Differential Equations (A), Methods of Analysis (A+), and Real Analys ..read more
Urch Forums » PhD in Economics
2y ago
PROFILE:
Type of Undergrad: First Class Honours Economics and Minor Mathematics at a Top 3 Canadian University
Undergrad GPA: 3.54/4.0, 3.8/4.0 for Econ
Type of Grad: NA
Grad GPA: N/A
Predoc: At another T3 Canadian University with relatively well known, albeit younger profs.
GRE: 168 Quant (92nd percentile), 166 Verbal (97th percentile), 5.0 writing (92nd percentile)
Math Courses: Calc 3 (D, B+, I'll explain later), Differential equations (C), Linear Algebra 1 (B+), Honours Linear Algebra 2 (A), Intro to Statistics (A), Probability (A), Statistics (A), Analysis I (A).
Econ Courses (grad ..read more
Urch Forums » PhD in Economics
2y ago
Hi all,
I found an (aptly titled) Public Goods website that compiles/aggregates a bunch of free resources online that's relevant to budding/current PhD students, compiled by Christine Cai, a fourth year PhD student at Princeton ..read more
Urch Forums » PhD in Economics
2y ago
Hi! I’m applying to a variety of PhD programs this year.
Undergraduate: Westminster International University in Tashkent (the best university in the country)
Field: Major in Economics
Undergraduate GPA: 3.96/4 - First Class Honours
MS in Economics (research track): Tufts University (ranks 28 according to 2022 national university rankings of USN)
GPA: 3.52/4
GRE: Q: 170, V: 158, W: 4.5
Math Courses: Math for Econ Analysis (A), Mathematics II (Advanced Calculus) (A-), Real Analysis I (A), graduate Advanced Statistics (A-), graduate Econometrics (A)
Econ Courses: Development Economics (A), P ..read more
Urch Forums » PhD in Economics
2y ago
Hello,
I was wondering who belongs to underrepresented minorities group?
Is it only for US permanent citizens/residents or for least developed countries as well?
Thanks ..read more
Urch Forums » PhD in Economics
2y ago
Hey everyone, I am a first year at the University of Virginia and am hoping to a PhD in economics. The main problem I am having is I feel that there is very little support for me at this university, for example: the vast majority of resources seem to be devoted to our business school, I am unable to assist in or conduct any research until my third year, and there is only one economics related club. In only a few weeks, I have made a few connections with the top economics professors at our university and feel that letters of recommendations from them will not be too hard to get. I am very motiv ..read more