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| Berkeley And Other Schools With Optional GRE | Economics, PhD (F20) | Other via Other on 4 Sep 2020 | O | 4 Sep 2020 | - TPB. I'd say that the GRE could still provide a good signal for adimission, given that your score is at least in the 97-98th percentile (166~167). In any case, I am leaning to think that some of these universities are "waiving" the GRE requirement because of the unusual conditions to take the test nowadays. Fall '21 admissions will most likely be quite different from previous years.
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| Berkeley And Other Schools With Optional GRE | Economics, PhD (F20) | Other via Other on 26 Aug 2020 | | 26 Aug 2020 | - Guys, does optional GRE really mean "optional" for econ Phd fall2021 application? Or is it always better to submit scores to be more competitive? Many thanks!!!
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| School Of Oriental And African Studies (SOAS), University Of London | Development Economics, PhD (F20) | Accepted via E-mail on 23 Aug 2020 | I | 24 Aug 2020 | - Applied in early July I believe. Email on 23 August said to check the online portal. I have two Master's degree, one in development policy and the other in finance and economics.
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| University Of Warwick | Economics, Masters (F20) | Accepted via E-mail on 28 Jul 2020 | I | 11 Aug 2020 | - I've actually applied for Behavioural Economics. However, they said the seats are full so they offer me Economics instead.
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| University Of Oxford | Economics (Development), Masters (F20) | Wait listed via E-mail on 3 Aug 2020 | U | 3 Aug 2020 | |
| US Universities | Economics, PhD (F20) | Other via Other on 30 Jul 2020 | O | 30 Jul 2020 | - TPB: My university is starting fully online this fall and new international students not currently in the US were already informed that we won't be able to do TA duties. We won't be receiving a stipend this semester for that reason. Every person knows what's better for him/her, but in my case, I don't want to let passing another year without starting a Ph.D. and will be attending online anyway.
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| US Universities | Economics, PhD (F20) | Accepted via E-mail on 30 Jul 2020 | | 30 Jul 2020 | - Those starting online PhDs in Fall 2020 intake , are your universities offering assistantship in the online option? Should i be taking online route if only tuition is waived and assistantship is not being offered until i reach campus? The other option is to defer to Fall 2021 but with uncertainity of funding
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| University Of Californa, Los Angeles (UCLA) | Master Of Applied Economics, Other (F20) | Accepted via E-mail on 29 Jul 2020 | A | 29 Jul 2020 | |
| US Universities | Economics, PhD (F20) | Other via Other on 28 Jul 2020 | I | 28 Jul 2020 | - I share similar views with guys below. If you are selected for admission in Econ PhD there is 70% chance you are capable of doing the coursework. But PhD is way beyond coursework and the first year is crucial for academic networking, mentoring as well as many other things that have mentioned already, I have been offered first semester through online and given option to resume regular studies in Spring 21. But there is absolutely zero guarantee USA will be able to open borders before mid-February (schools will close early in fall and begin earlier than usual in spring). Around winter, second or third wave of infection can exacerbate things. That will result pushing another semester online.
So if possible, defer your admission to Fall21 (with sincere apologies to the people who are going to apply for the first time in F21).
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| US Unis | Economics, PhD (F20) | Other via Other on 28 Jul 2020 | I | 28 Jul 2020 | - I agree 100% with the guy below. 1st year of PhD is where you make a lot of good connections for lifetime work together. The quality of coursework will of course suffer. I think for those whose Unis that are offering the deferral, it is a no brainer. In the really long term, the 1 year delay will not matter but the quality of your experience and networks will surely will. The only reason I can think of enrolling in online PhD is if you are beyond a certain age, 27-28 in my opinion as it is already late. Rest, Best of luck. Cheers!
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| US Universities | Economics, PhD (F20) | Other via Other on 27 Jul 2020 | I | 27 Jul 2020 | - TPB. Whether an online semester is adequate for a first year, may vary in part with specific attributes of the PhD program. I decided to defer my admission to F21 since I felt that an online semester (and probably a whole academic year) would most likely harm both my overall training and my ability to properly face a comprehensive exam. I know some have argued that this may severely impact the admission capacities for F21 in the US, but I think that we should take the decision that best fits our needs and expectations for a PhD.
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| US Schools | Economics, PhD (F20) | Other via Other on 25 Jul 2020 | I | 25 Jul 2020 | - Hello everyone. Hope all of you are doing well. This has been a difficult 4-5 months for incoming international PhD students to USA. I have got a question for you folks. Since VISA restrictions are still in place and many departments are offering online only admission for time being, what do you guys think about starting the very first semester of Economics PhD? Is this a good idea (pros/cons). Personally I had 4 funded offers. 3 of them are starting full online for fall20, with options to defer to fall21. One only offered admission in fall21.
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| Uni Mannheim | Economics, Masters (F20) | Accepted via E-mail on 24 Jul 2020 | I | 25 Jul 2020 | |
| London School Of Economics & Political Science (LSE) | Economics, Masters (F20) | Accepted via E-mail on 24 Jul 2020 | I | 24 Jul 2020 | - Hi, as LSE does not defer the offers, it requires a reinstatement of the offer. Do you have any idea of the chances being re-accepted to the same programme?
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| Mannheim | Master Of Economics, Masters (F19) | Other via Other on 9 Jul 2020 Undergrad GPA: 3.70
GRE General (V/Q/W): 155/168/4.50
GRE Subject: n/a
♦ | I | 9 Jul 2020 | - Anybody applying to mannheim msc in economics and waiting for the results?
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| Carlos III De Madrid (UC3M) | Economics, PhD (F20) | Wait listed via Website on 5 May 2020 | O | 8 Jul 2020 | - They told me last week that the class is virtually closed and people on the waiting list would only have a chance if someone gives up. I wouldn't count on it...
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| Carlos III De Madrid (UC3M) | Economics, PhD (F20) | Wait listed via Website on 5 May 2020 | I | 8 Jul 2020 | - It is now two months that I am on the waitlist. Has any of the waitlisted applicants heard anything from UC3M? If you have any information PLEASE share.
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| London School Of Economics And Political Science (LSE) | Empire, Colonialism And Globalisation, Masters (F20) | Accepted via E-mail on 3 Jul 2020 | I | 4 Jul 2020 | - Finished application processes on 2nd June.
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| US Universities | Economics, PhD (F20) | Other via Other on 1 Jul 2020 | | 1 Jul 2020 | - TPB: We very well understand that applicants (especially international) will suffer this time. The funding for departments is cut and lot of students will defer so your chance of getting in are much lower as compared to a normal year. But at the same time, we have to do what is best for us as well. Remote learning is not what we expected when we applied and is certainly very risky for learning. It is PhD at the end of the day, not a mastrs course. Also it is difficult to accept with no funding. Hopefully, you will understand. My advice will be to keep a backup option this time when you apply.
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| Us Universities | Economics, PhD (F20) | Other via Other on 30 Jun 2020 | O | 30 Jun 2020 | - If you Fall 20 students are all going to defer to Fall 21, you are killing those Fall 21 applicants. The pool of Fall 21 will be the most competitive and the available spots will be even more limited than ever.
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| US Universities | Economics, PhD (F20) | Other via Other on 30 Jun 2020 | O | 30 Jun 2020 | - TPB: I am also leaning for deferring admission to F'21. Not sure how this may impact my fellowship, but I do not want to risk going into comps/qualifiers after a year of online classes. Both quality of instruction and overall learning experience will surely be affected. Not at all what I was looking for when I applied for a PhD.
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| US Universities | Economics, PhD (F20) | Other via Other on 30 Jun 2020 | O | 30 Jun 2020 | - Guys, Decision time is close. With most universities not offering funding to international students starting online, and US consulates not seeming to open anytime in the future, where are you leaning? Deferral or starting remotely. I can not imagine the 1st year of PhD to be online so I will be deferring.
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| US Universities | Economics, PhD (F20) | Other via Other on 27 Jun 2020 | | 27 Jun 2020 | - TPB: Although this explicitly determines the conditions for F-1 students, universities also attach to this guideline for J-1 students (Fulbright, and other governmental funding) Look for Regulation: 8 C.F.R 214.2(f)(6)(i)(G) 3.20.7 Distance Education Limits. Here is the URL to the DoHS webpage: www(dot)ice(dot)gov/sevis/schools/reg
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| US Universities | Economics, PhD (F20) | Other via Other on 27 Jun 2020 | I | 27 Jun 2020 | - TPB: Although this explicitly determines the conditions for F-1 students, universities also attach to this guideline for J-1 students (Fulbright, and other governmental funding) Look for Regulation: 8 C.F.R 214.2(f)(6)(i)(G) 3.20.7 Distance Education Limits. Here is the URL to the DoHS webpage: https://www.ice.gov/sevis/schools/reg#f6i
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| US Universities | Economics, PhD (F20) | Other via Other on 27 Jun 2020 | I | 26 Jun 2020 | - TPB: Can anyone please link any sources that say that the US DoS doesn't allow international students to go fully online? I can't find anything.
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