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PCG · 10-28-2006, 05:52 PM

I know this is harsh, but it is only meant to be helpful. Don't bother applying to the GSB. You won't get in. The GRE would surely automatically disqualify you, and your undergraduate grades will do the same. Personally, I think Stanford GSB is more competative to admit to than the Econ dept. I agree that GSB isn't the best for macro, though I think it has a very good rep for applied micro.

Similarly, I don't think you really have a shot at Berkeley, either. The GRE is a big problem for you. Were you by any chance a top student at Cambridge?

10-28-2006, 05:52 PM	#4 (permalink)
PCG Within my grasp! Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: UCLA Posts: 369	I know this is harsh, but it is only meant to be helpful. Don't bother applying to the GSB. You won't get in. The GRE would surely automatically disqualify you, and your undergraduate grades will do the same. Personally, I think Stanford GSB is more competative to admit to than the Econ dept. I agree that GSB isn't the best for macro, though I think it has a very good rep for applied micro. Similarly, I don't think you really have a shot at Berkeley, either. The GRE is a big problem for you. Were you by any chance a top student at Cambridge? _ _ _ _ SIG _ _ _ _