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One of my schools call me today and ask if I still interest in their program (they would offer aid). But I already accept offer from another school. Can I turn down the previous one and accept the new offer? Any one have this situation before? Thank you for your advices.

I think you should use double-space for your SOP since most of papers and documents generally required double-space

Cal I, II, III, Foundation of Math, ODE, Linear Algebra, Advanced Cal, Advanced Linear, Topology, Linear Regression/Time Series, Basic Stats. I guess I will have around 3.8 GPA in Maths.

Hi everyone, One of my friend introduced me this forum, and I find out that this website, especially the Econ Club is wonderful and informative. I am senior, which graduate in December 2005. I plan to apply for Econ PhD for Fall 2006. I want to ask you guys a (may be very old) question. Which school should I apply? Here are my informations: - GPA 3.7+, GRE 800, 500 - Econ major (~3.7)/ Maths minor (3.8+) with Cal 1,2,3, Advance Cal, Linear Algebra, Advance Linear Algebra, ODE, Foundation of Math, Topology, Intro Stat, Time Series. - I have merely no research expererience except one small paper, and a senior thesis - I think my recommendation is OK, but not so great. I am from a liberal art school which is known in midwest, but outside of that I am not sure about its reputation. There are several schools that I have in mind - Washington University at St.Louis - University of Iowa - Iowa State - University of Missouri (all above are shools from Midwest, although I don't have any geography preference) I want to ask you which range of school I should look into. Is my profile qualify enough for 20-50 school like Virgina, Texas, or Penn State? Thank in advance for any input. I know TMians, especially you guys from Econ Club, are very helpful and informative. And by the way, my interest is in Macro, but I also can work in econometric, and Mathematical Econ.