Hello,
I am a senior in economics and I am about to graduate. I'm going to work for a year and then I will apply to gradschool. Although I'm finishing my degree in the US, I am originally from Europe and I would like to get my masters there. I'm considering Mannheim, LSE, Bonn, St. Gallen, to name a few, however, I am leaning more towards a finance related degree.
Anyway. I have a 3.8, and calc I-III, Linear Algebra, Econometrics and Econ related stats. I received either A and A- in all of these. However, I also quite foolishly took Real Analysis this semester. I couldn't drop it in time (I'm taking 12 credits and dropping this class would very harshly penalize me), but I am taking it pass/no pass(fail). I am most likely going to fail it. Once that happens, how will that affect my chances of admission to the above programs? I know that RA is not used at masters level econ. I would hate it to take it again though- at least not without having taken some proof-writing class beforehand (I was also thinking of doing Stanford's RA online course, although it doesn't seem to be too good).
Any advice?