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March 2022
Economics, UPF, Barcelona School Of Economics Dear Student, Thank you for your application to the PhD Program at the Universitat Pompeu Fabra. The admissions committee was very favourably impressed by your application but, unfortunately, due to the high volume of excellent candidacies we received this year, we are unable to offer you a place at the present time. What we can do, however, is to place your name on a “reserve list†from whom we will be making further selections in case there are cancellations in the future. If this happens, we will offer full funding for year 2 onwards, but we will be unable to offer funding for the first year (only Full Fee Waivers will be available). In order to manage this “reserve list,†please let us know whether you accept this option no later than April 15th. Sincerely,
Added on March 16, 2022
Economics, University Of Cambridge Ignore Waitlist. I received an email from the department saying that they will only make a decision in mid-April. This is for MPhil in Economics. I know some may have received their offers already. But I just find it weird that they are taking so long since the deadline is in early December. Did anyone receive the same email?
Added on March 16, 2022
Economics, Economics, All To posters below. I don't know why all of you are so mad at the poster that recommended that you get a masters or a predoc. Isn't this good advice? Just do your predoc somewhere decent like Chetty Lab and your chances at places like Harvard are so much better. If you didn't apply to predocs, why? If you did apply but didn't get one, why? I thought that predocs looked for mostly the same features as PhD programs. Isn't it a bad sign if you couldn't even land a predoc?
Added on March 15, 2022
Economics, Economics, All Ignore WL Words of advice from someone who reviews hundreds of applications annually- if you did not get into your 'dream' school this year or another program you are highly interested in, take the year to work on your application and beef up your CV. Take more advanced math classes to boost your GRE score above 165. Because honestly, even that is a little low. We highly regard all the maths you have taken and it is definitely discussed in our review. Take advanced economics course where you will do research and possibly meet faculty where you can get an recommendation letter of value. Especially if you are coming from a degree that is not economics. Join a master's degree program if you do not already have one, again, so you can get a foundation and recommendation letter of value. Suck it up, it may take you an extra two years to get a PhD. There is absolutely no harm in that. Research you have already done and potential for research are what everyone looks for. Most programs have their student admissions criteria on their website, if you do not meet it, don't waste your money by applying. There are 100 other applicants that do meet the criteria so you won't even be considered. Do your research and prepare.
Added on March 15, 2022
Economics, University Of Maryland Anyone who didn\'t hear from UMD and still has hope, well, don\'t have much hope. See "Admission Information" page on the UMD Economics website. Sigh. "Thank you for your interest in the University of Maryland. We received many very strong applications, and we have completed our review of all files. We contacted students who have been admitted and wait listed by email on or before March 11. We anticipate offering acceptances and funding to some of our wait listed applicants in early to mid April. We do not have a ranked wait list, so we cannot offer any more information about the probability of acceptance for wait listed applicants at this time. Unfortunately, applicants who were not placed on our wait list are unlikely to be admitted."
Added on March 15, 2022
Economics, London School Of Economics Ignore WL. Has anyone else *not* heard back from LSE on way or another? I saw a massive swathe of rejections and acceptances a few weeks back but my LSE for you is still stuck on 'under consideration'.
Added on March 15, 2022
Financial Economics, University Of Cambridge Accepted to the Mphil in Finance and Economics. PAO on the 3rd of March. Conditional offer on 1the 14th of March. Offer conditional on a 70% average in my final year and a First overall.
Added on March 14, 2022
Economics, Texas Tech University Ignore Wl. TPB: They just need to make sure that you are serious to join them. Try to email prof Al-Hamoud and show your enthusiasm for joining their PhD program. I do not know how, but, I am sure that they have free positions every year. If you have a strong applicant, this reduce your chance as the program is based on very rudimentary knowledge of Economics. Professors are not updated enough (except for 2-3) and the quality of research is pretty low. Think carefully before joining them. Many of their PhD students have dropped out from the program in the previous years. That's the main reason why they want to make sure that you are serious to join the program. Never give up, you'll get that. But, think about that.
Added on March 14, 2022
Economics, Texas Tech University Hi Everyone. Please does anyone have an idea or experience on how the waitlist for funding works at TTU. Also, please, if you have a funding offer from TTU and you have better offers, please for the sake of God, decline. This is kinda my last resort for a PhD in Economics. Please, reply me guys, one love.
Added on March 14, 2022
Economics, All (ignore waitlist). Can anyone help me? I want to apply for economics master degree for the fall 2023 but I do not know which universities offer tuition waiver and funding. It is appreciated if you share the list of this universities which are in Canada and USA. Thank you
Added on March 13, 2022
