AmrElshawarby

Swedish schools excel in the relatively 'modern' economics fields such as health economics, environmental, behavioural...etc.

I think INSEAD in France ranks highly, and your GMAT is good. It really depends on your statement more than anything. And if you have done any business related works such as attempted a start-up, or consulted for start-ups perhaps...

I have a friend studying MPA at Sciences Po, and comparing your profile to theirs, I would think you stand a pretty good chance, however, I think you should seek an internship in an economic policy related field.

Hi, can you please elaborate on why you think Warwick is superior to UCL, and if so, how is the ranking horrid? I would agree that St. Andrews is quite behind.

What are your scores?

I applied for an MSc in Economic Policy at UCL, 2014/15, however, they replied asking for a GRE score. So I took a test with very little preparation and I met their verbal and analytical writing requirements. However, I scored 150 on my quants, which is pretty mediocre and they require a minimum of 155. Other than that, I have a very good profile when it comes to economics work experience, undergrad, essay and recommendations. Do you think I have a chance for an admission?