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Originally Posted by Bargalhao
I agree with tangsiuje.
I do not see how one can be accepted for a Masterīs in Math when one does not meet the prerequisites for a PhD in Econ, which are lower in terms of Math (Masterīs in Math presuppose you have some knowledge of Algebra, Topology, Geometry, Analysis, and at least an undergrad course in Measure theory or equivalent, whereas a PhD in Econ requires as a minimum some terms of Calculus and Linear Algebra, and many of the courses i mentioned before in Math are useless in econ.)
Of course there are many different Masters but i canīt imagine how one could do in a program with such prerequisites with a BsC in Econ.  |
I agree and those graduate math course you listed above are NOT easy especially for someone whose undergraduate major is in Econ.