What kind of phd econ programs could I try to get in after this year?

[One on One]

My school has advanced calc AND a real analysis sequence as undergrad courses. I just looked and analysis uses Rudin - Principles of Analysis. I can't find the text for Adv. Calc, but it says it involves proofs. Also we have some vector calculus, I assume this isn't really necessary for econ?

Also, for statistics, I have two options. There is a statistical methods course, but there is also a theoretical stats course which has multivariable calc as a prereq. I am probably going to take theoretical stats.

At the time of application, I'm still going to be missing some key courses. Let me see....I WILL have:

Econ: Micro theory, some electives
Math: Calc I-III (Multi), Diff Eq, Elem. Linear Algebra

Then, I will take Macro Theory, Proofs, Advanced Calc, and Theoretical Stats in the spring. Then, in fall 07 I will probably take Real Analysis and Linear Algebra <--- this linear algebra course requires proofs, where the previous course I took was a freshman course for engineers.

I can see now clearly I would have to wait until next year to be competitive for a top 25, but like I said I will consider lower schools so would I have a shot at top 25-75?

Thanks for everyone's advice!