
ahhh...the hungarian connection. I think I know who you have been talking to!
Congrats! look forward to meeting you at the visit!
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Golden Bear
piffle_dragon, you may not know, there are two Hungarian professors (I know of) at Berkeley. :-)
finalweek, actually, I thought that Berkeley is better at virtually everything but econometrics—too bad I'm not very much into metrics. Macro and economics of informations, my favorite fields, are better at Berkeley. But, I prefer the Atlantic coast for personal reasons and, yes, Yale pays more.
Anyways, thank you guys for the wishes, and let me wish all of you a week of tons of admission letters. ;-)
Aut viam inveniam, aut faciam. — In: Yale, Northwestern, Duke, Berkeley, NYU
Out: MIT ORC, Columbia, Chicago, Stanford, Harvard, MIT Econ
Waiting: Princeton (waitlisted), Penn (waitlisted)

But only one is an assistant professor!
Anyway, if you have any questions i would be happy to answer. I am also interested in macro (among other things) and would love to chat about what happens here.
There are a number of other Hungarian students here as well as a number of people in my year who chose Berkeley over Yale, they might be helpful as well.
Best!
Golden Bear
Thank you for your help in advance, piffle_dragon, I really appreciate it! Sorry, I didn't know you already attend Berkeley. :-D Yeah, I know last year three Hungarian guys were admitted. It's funny that I used to attend the same seminar with two of them and that might happen again next year in the very opposite corner of the world. :-)
Aut viam inveniam, aut faciam. — In: Yale, Northwestern, Duke, Berkeley, NYU
Out: MIT ORC, Columbia, Chicago, Stanford, Harvard, MIT Econ
Waiting: Princeton (waitlisted), Penn (waitlisted)
Between Yale and (Harvard and MIT), there are quite a few schools, namely Stanford, Chicago, and Princeton
any idea about this on GradCafe
UC BerkeleyEconomics, PhD (F10)Accepted via E-mail on 4 Mar 2010I4 Mar 2010An Email with specific funding information.
I got an admissions email about an hour ago that also contained funding information. The gradcafe post is probably legit.
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