Graduate School Admission Results

Response TPB: I received the application completion email on the 4th of March and paid on the 6th of March. I hope this helps, and best of luck!

Surprised: got much better admissions from top 10 US departments. Fine I guess. a3/w1/r2/p7

informal acceptance; no definitive decision about funding

To the poster below: Has Bonn released admissions results via email?

Hi, does anyone know if people on the waitlist for the second round of interviews have good chances of getting in? Thank you!

Conditional on graduating with at least 3.5 gpa and taking EC400 course in August. No funding. Apparently the original offer letter was sent March 7th but I didn't see anything on the tracker until today. I recommend sending an inquiry. Best of luck to all waiting!

In...email to check website, will reject it once get the ad from MAPSS

Accepted with scholarship covering full tuition, German undergrad

No email, just looked at the website. 2r/0a/0w/22p

TPB: I submitted on Dec 12, and I am still “under consideration...”. I don’t know how to I interpret that. Thanks for the information!

Oh well, I have a Math. double major. I have an A on graduate real analysis, and took any math course that is even remotely related to Economics. I have taken analysis courses most of economics professors did not even heard of and made them. I have taken phd level courses as electives during my economics bachelor, and took around 6 graduate level courses. I have a GPA of above 3.90 in both my majors. I was rejected last week. It has NOTHING to do with your GPA or whatever courses. The only thing that matters is which school you are from, who your referees are.

I studied clinical medicine in university....Wondering if I can catch up with the maths >.

First rejection. Good luck to the rest of you.

Have anyone heard when the final round results are going to be published?

combined research master / PhD

Reserve Group. Most likely because I applied incredibly late (Under consideration from may 5). Good grades on relevant courses, relevant work and research experience. OK LORs

To the poster asking about LSE. I am 26 with an engineering undergrad from one of the best universities in my country. Some relevant coursework there can include computational math and programming courses, in which I did well. Then, worked two years outside US in an economics research lab, focused on development economics. Later, got accepted for an RA position at a top 5 econ. dept in US. Took 2 pure math and 2 intermediate econ courses in the university and did well. Very strong letters of recommendation.