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SchoolProgramAdded OnDecision
Berlin School of Economics
EconomicsPhD
Feb 20, 2025
Interview on Feb 19
Total comments
Interview on Feb 19
Fall 2025
International
KU Leuven
EconomicsPhD
Feb 20, 2025
Interview on Feb 17
Total comments
Interview on Feb 17
Fall 2025
International
Boston College
EconomicsPhD
Feb 20, 2025
Accepted on Feb 19
Total comments
Accepted on Feb 19
Fall 2025
International

Email to check portal and then turned out to be an offer...

Cornell University
Applied EconomicsPhD
Feb 20, 2025
Rejected on Feb 19
Total comments
Rejected on Feb 19
Fall 2025
International
University of Maryland
Agricultural and Resource EconomicsPhD
Feb 20, 2025
Rejected on Feb 20
Total comments
Rejected on Feb 20
Fall 2025
International
Stanford University
EconomicsPhD
Feb 20, 2025
Accepted on Feb 19
Total comments
Accepted on Feb 19
Fall 2025
American
GRE 170
GRE V 168
GRE AW 5.50
Berlin School of Economics
EconomicsPhD
Feb 20, 2025
Interview on Feb 19
Total comments
Interview on Feb 19
Fall 2025
International
Stanford University
EconomicsPhD
Feb 20, 2025
Accepted on Feb 19
Total comments
Accepted on Feb 19
Fall 2025
American
GRE 169
GRE V 168
GRE AW 5.50
GPA 3.98

Email to check portal. Fed RA. Visit days overlap with Harvard Econ...

University of Pennsylvania
EconomicsPhD
Feb 20, 2025
Accepted on Feb 19
Total comments
Accepted on Feb 19
Fall 2025
International
University of California (UCSB)
EconomicsPhD
Feb 20, 2025
Rejected on Feb 19
Total comments
Rejected on Feb 19
Fall 2025
International
Georgetown University
EconomicsPhD
Feb 20, 2025
Rejected on Feb 18
Total comments
Rejected on Feb 18
Fall 2025
International
GRE 330
GRE V 160
GRE AW 5.00
GPA 3.58

Mailed to check portal. Probably rejected because of less than competitive GPA and not fulfilling math requirements (I have two semesters of calculus against the suggested three)

George Washington University
Applied EconomicsMasters
Feb 20, 2025
Accepted on Feb 19
Total comments
Accepted on Feb 19
Fall 2025
International
Boston College
EconomicsPhD
Feb 20, 2025
Rejected on Feb 19
Total comments
Rejected on Feb 19
Fall 2025
American
GRE 332
GRE V 162
GRE AW 5.00
GPA 3.78
Cornell University
Applied EconomicsPhD
Feb 19, 2025
Rejected on Feb 20
Total comments
Rejected on Feb 20
Fall 2025
International
University of California (UCSB)
EconomicsPhD
Feb 19, 2025
Rejected on Feb 20
Total comments
Rejected on Feb 20
Fall 2025
International
GRE 324
GRE V 154
GRE AW 3.00

email to check the portal

Boston College
EconomicsPhD
Feb 19, 2025
Rejected on Feb 19
Total comments
Rejected on Feb 19
Fall 2025
International
University of Michigan
EconomicsPhD
Feb 19, 2025
Rejected on Feb 18
Total comments
Rejected on Feb 18
Fall 2025
International
University of California (UCSB)
EconomicsPhD
Feb 19, 2025
Wait listed on Feb 19
Total comments
Wait listed on Feb 19
Fall 2025
International
University of Maryland
EconomicsPhD
Feb 19, 2025
Rejected on Feb 19
Total comments
Rejected on Feb 19
Fall 2025
International

Rejected after interview

Cornell University
Applied EconomicsPhD
Feb 19, 2025
Rejected on Feb 19
Total comments
Rejected on Feb 19
Fall 2025
International
GPA 3.95

Indeed, I strongly advise Chinese students who wish to pursue a PhD after completing an MS not to continue their enrollment in this program. First, the famous agecon faculties are about to retire in the last two years, and there is no reason they should continue to advise students. Second, the research vibe is kind of toxic, which depends on who you work with (you may figure out soon you donot have too many choices of advisors if you are in this program). Third, due to Professor Li's departure and other factors, there has been a reduction in the recruitment of Chinese MS and PhD students to AEM programs, a trend that has begun this year. So, if you just want to get a STEM program and work after you're done, it may be a good choice because the tuition fees for an MS are cheap, and you have a lot of freedom to choose your workload. If you really like research and want to do a PhD, do not come to this unwelcoming place because doing a PhD is not only heavy learning stuff but also a mental challenge. If you continue to go to a place after you know you are not welcome to this place actually (maybe you got admitted), you will have a painful 5 years, maybe 6 or 7. FYI, the title of Cornell will still help you entitle yourself if you choose to go to industry instead of academia.