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can you please delete my previous post being reviewed? I think I gave too much identifying information
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Type of Undergrad: Econ BA, Business minor at a relatively unknown, mid size, second teir state school in northeast usa Undergrad GPA: 3.87 (bachelors) 3.67 (associates) Type of Grad: n/a Grad GPA: n/a GRE: 160Q/163V/4.5AWA Math Courses: college algrebra A, essentials of calculus A, applied regression analysis A, econometrics A, business and econ stats A, math for economics and business A Econ Courses: intro micro A, intro macro A, intermediate micro B+, intermediate macro A, labor economics B+, econometrics A, environmental economics A Other Courses: n/a Letters of Recommendation: One professor emeritus, somewhat well known in south asian development, two relatively unknown, one supplemental letter from university dean (non-econ) Research Experience: one paper published in an undergraduate journal, two under review in other journals, one in progress (working with department chair) Teaching Experience: prison GED classes (left off of applications) Research Interests: fisheries, environmental, natural resources, renewable energy, water quality and scarcity SOP: pretty well written, talked about how I came to my research interests from diverse work experiences Other: I was in regular contact with faculty at the two universities that offered me funding RESULTS: Acceptances: West Virginia University ARE PhD- fully funded University of Rhode Island ENRE PhD - fully funded Oregon State University Applied Econ MS- no funding University of Hawaii Econ MA- no funding Waitlists: n/a Rejections: n/a Pending: n/a Attending: WVU or URI Comments: What would you have done differently? Well, I am an adult returning student. So if I had more time, I definitely would have done things different. I crammed all of the math and econ, and degree requirements into less than two years while working alot (so to get everything ready in time for applications). I would have liked to have had more math and more research experience. But I am happy with where I ended up. Despite a limited math background, I was able to get to a decent funded position in a university that's a good fit. Really overall I wouldn't have wasted years of my life running around like an ******* doing nothing and wouldn't have gone to prison for years. But hey, it happens.
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So one of my school's has an acceptance on grad cafe..I'm yet to hear anything.. Should I start expecting the rejection letter then?
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I'm particularly interested in University of Rhode Island Environmental Econ and West Virginia University Natural Resource Economics.... I haven't found either ranked by USNews. I did see URI ranked as number 65 AG Econ here Rankings: Resource & Agricultural Econ.. WVU's program is not listed. Just wondering how competitive, these more or less unknown programs would be.
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I am wondering how competitive admissions are to lower ranked ARE programs? Is it as necessary to have as substantial of a math background as for other programs?
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