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It might interest some of you to know that I was the one who started this thread last year when I was about to apply for my visa. My school gave me full funding and I went to the embassy with only my I-20 and a bank statement with funds not more than $2000. Tino Thank you. You were very helpful. Its almost most 10 months now since I last visited this forum At the interview the only question the consolar asked me were: 1. Are you married? I said no 2. Do you have children? I said no. The second question was sort of nonsense as she could have inferred from the first. Except maybe she was thinking I might be a womanizer which I am not. She never asked about money or anything else. but I prepared about 50 likely questions and these two questions were in there. Almost all my friends were asked questions from that list. So make sure you prepare most likely questions and answer them so you wont fumble answering questions. Then she said go and come on friday for your visa. It was as simple as that and lasted not more than 30 seconds. I laughed and left the counter. So I am almost done with the first year of my program in the US. goodluck guys and if you need any help let me know

I Think that class is good so take it

Is that a hoax?

I really appreciate your analysis but I think if it was poorly written, it will not have appeared in a publication or newspaper. I made the implicit assumption that the publisher of of his publication edited and reviewed it before sending it to press. Thanks anyway.

Hi Members, I have an assistanship and I know I will be working when I enroll for my program but I am wondering if I indicate on my visa form that I will be working the visa officers may misconstrue this. Should I indicate on the form that I will work in the United States?

You cannot enter more than 90 days before the start of your visa.

If your records are strong, don't bother to attach them. It wont hurt anyway. Goodluck in advance

Don't be worried. Your proffessors will be there to teach you and teach you well. A lot of people are in similar situations because of jobs and family reasons. Good luck and just keep a positive atitude during the program.

I dont know, do you have any?

The GPA for graduate school is usually higher than the undergraduate school requirement. But the best is to contact yor graduate program adviser to inquire about the requirement especially what is required to be considered for aid.

As you said, if you want to get into a top 50 program, the you are in trouble because your GRE quants score of 740 is low. But if you want to get into schools below that class then you are not in trouble (what about the 51st and 52nd schools? I think that is a matter of chance)

Maths econs (matrix, calculus,) Econometrics (regression probalility etc) and a whole lot of important stuff.

Maths matters and it matters much

It will be good to get one if you can afford now

No don't retake the exams. If you do you take the risk of lowering your quants score. I always say the verbal is not important for phd economics and my view has not changed one bit from that. So the answer is simple. Dont retake the exams.