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    I'm not really familiar with the statistical approach. A key merit of structural models is that they usually have a lot more to say about counterfactuals. They tend to be more tightly connected to analytically models as well.
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    This is true. However, placements are reasonable proxies for faculty input, which largely affects whether you can "do well". And believe me, it does vary even among the very top schools.
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    For CB, all three are excellent. Perhaps Stanford is better by a thin margin. For quant, they have very different styles, although they are all almost purely empirical. Chicago and Stanford are mostly empirical (structural) IO, while Wharton is more statistical. The recent trend seems to be more favorable for structuralist.
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    OP wants to do behavioral finance...There is a big gap from there to psychology... I do behavioral econ and I'm not taking any courses you listed or work with any psychologist. I've never heard of any behavioral econ student doing so either. And I would argue Yale has a stronger behavioral finance group, with Shiller, Barberis, Choi, Spiegel, etc.
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    Visit both and then decide.
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    Welcome!
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    I think so, at least in my school. We have another department that invites students to onsite interview. They reimburse everything, including international flights.
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    I got full reimbursement from two schools (top10) that offered me admission two years ago. In fact, they had arranged everything (including round trip Asia-US flights) for me so there's no need for "reimbursement".
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    I heard the research master in accounting at Tilburg is really good at placing students to phd programs.
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    Their program director used to post here. You might want to search for the older posts.
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    iPad+Goodreader+Cloud(dropbox,google drive,etc). 16G is more than enough. If you prefer e-ink, sony has launched a new 13.3 inch e-reader that looks promising.
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    It could hurt you if you were otherwise marginal. However, if your profile really stands out and your quantitative skills are supported by good grades of relevant coursework, the adcom probably wouldn't care much, especially as you are applying for CB.
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    Q 160 too low. Aim for 165+.
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    I should clarify that I'm referring to the competitiveness of PhD admission rather than placement.
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    Gneezy is the big behaviorist there, along with several others. It could be worthwhile to apply for if that's your interest, especially if you are going to apply for their econ program anyway. I think you can essentially get another shot for free. Yes, Rady's program is quite new (started in 09 I think). But it's also quite competitive. I would say it's probably as competitive as any top 20 b-schools.
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