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Thanks for your reply! One reason is that I want to have more research experience and take more advanced math/stat courses. Since I already graduated, I can't take independent research or advanced courses at my undergrad institution anymore. Beyond the pre-reqs, I took a few Stat and Econ+Stat courses like Forecasting Methods (using JMP), Quantitative Data analysis course (Econ+Stat), Econometrics, Probability/Random signal.. I don't know if this would help though. But I didn't take any advanced math courses beyond what's required for Math minors, and that is my concern too... Thanks for your advice!

Hi I am planning to apply to a bunch of grad schools for a Statistics master's program, and I am not sure whether my scores and other credentials are good enough for top schools. Undergrad: Top 10 Private Ivy in the East Coast GPA: 3.83/4.00 Major: Econ Minor: Math Took all of the Math courses required for MA admission, like linear algebra, advanced calculus, etc. and received all As on them. GRE: V 162 M 165 W 5.0 (Didn't take the GRE math subject test.) RA/TA experience: worked under a Business/Management professor as a RA for a semester Work experience: internships in consulting, economic research, etc. Not URM Recommendation letters: two-excellent, one-pretty good I guess? How are my chances for Harvard, Stanford, Berkeley, Chicago, and other top schools for Stat MA? Also, what other schools do you recommend for Stat MA? My goal is to pursue a Ph.D. afterwards. Thank you so much!!