i wouldn't say "good chance" but i wouldn't say impossible.
PROFILE
Type of Undergrad: B.S. in Mathematics and Finance, Minor in Economics from a large public school in Midwest, overall top 80 by USNEWS
Undergrad GPA: overall 3.77 (cum laude)
Type of Grad: MSc in Economics from LSE
Grad GPA: none from LSE, completed one PhD Econometric in Undergrad B+
GRE: 800Q 360V 3.5AWA (will take again this month, hoping for 400+V and 4 AWA)
Math Courses: Cal 1-3 AAA, Cal 4 A-, Liner Algebra A+, Differential Equations 1-2 AA, Probability Theory 1-2 A+A, PDE 1 A, Numerical Analysis 1 A, Real Analysis 1 A, Honor Real Analysis 1 B-(sigh…), Complex Variable A and Intro to Statistical Theory A
Econ Courses (PhD-level): Econometrics 1 B+
Econ Courses (undergrad-level): Intro to Micro, Intro to Macro, Intermediate Micro, Intermediate Macro, Development Economics, Soviet Economy all A/A+
Other Courses: intro to programming, java, some finance and accounting courses, and some physics and astrophysics courses as GE.
Letters of Recommendation: 1 finance assistant professor (WUSTL) and 1 math full professor (NYU), maybe 1 from LSE
Research Experience: senior honor thesis on executive compensation, research assistant for one summer
Teaching Experience: TA for one semester for an honor business technology class
Research Interests: Monetary Policy, International Trade, and Development Econ
Applying for:
Yale, Stanford, Chicago, Northwestern, UPenn, Columbia, UCB, UCLA, Michigan, Duke, Cornell, Wisconsin, NYU, UCSD, Minnesota, and Boston U
What do you guys think? Do I stand good chance to get into top ten schools? Should I apply for more safety schools?
Thanks !!


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