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  2. If it makes you feel any better, I interviewed and I haven't heard anything either. They are not responding to any emails, and have asked multiple times if me (and my friend) are interested still, but have yet to give us any update.
  3. Also, is it a potential sign that a department is inbreeding? I notice a bunch of profs in U of Geneva got their PhD at U of Geneva, which I don't see from many other universities.
  4. Yeah, I just declined my offer from U of Geneva. It's a nice city to live with good payment but I don't want to be ended up only in international organizations...they have very good placement for UN system but others are bad.
  5. Congratulations! Please do decline the dominated offers!
  6. Congratulations! Going though this cycle is not easy,(I know that and mine is still ongoing) Take some time to rest! And wish you all the best in your PhD years!
  7. I also wonder why... is it just self-selection or are there underlying structural issues?
  8. 26 US universities ranging from top 10 to top 50-60 and 14 EU universities. I got many waitlists for the US and 3/4 offers are from EU. I am a predoc in EU.
  9. Agreed. Depends on the field, but recent placement NYU Econ looks much stronger.
  10. I just accepted the top offer from the 4 admitted schools. It feels better not to reply on probability, besides it's a good uni
  11. Most likely, yes. If you're in Stern, then I would imagine some of your advisors should be from Stern. But I don't think the program would prevent you from working with professors in the economics department.
  12. Stern students take the exact 1st year sequence as the Econ Department in GSAS. The cohort size is smaller and salary is better. There are more IO profs in Stern but it won't block you from doing research typically in GSAS.
  13. Do bschool students need to compete with econ students for advisorship or letters when they are on the market, if they wish to work with econ folks?
  14. Ali Yurukoglu is at Stanford GSB and Eliot Lipnowski is currently at Columbia. NYU Stern has a small cohort, so I would not agree. They have 2 - 3 students a year. Seems comparable to top universities. Like @sickosaid, it should be a really good place for students interested in IO with Dickstein, Cabral, Conlon, etc.
  15. my impression is that stern is better for io but nyu econ is better for everything else
  16. Depends on the waitlist, but I would expect after April 8th
  17. How would you guys compare NYU Econ vs. NYU Stern? I am just curious. Placement at Stern doesn't seem very promising...
  18. When does waitlist usually start moving? Any estimate?
  19. Anyone know what is going on with Wharton Applied Econ? Some people got rejections already, some got interviews a month or two ago, but I've gotten neither rejection nor interview. Is Wharton going to wait until April 15 to reject everyone else? I'm starting to think my application is getting lost.
  20. No, I received an email from Graduate Admissions & Recruitment.
  21. Have you received a decision since?
  22. I received this message in January
  23. Did anyone receive an email from University College London, a week and a half ago, saying the following: "Unfortunately, due to the volume of applications we have received we may not be able to provide you with a decision within the next two weeks." And has anyone received decisions after getting this email?
  24. How do these figures compare between the US and EU?
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