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I am still in undergrad. I hope to go into the Actuarial profession, work there for 2-3 years before applying for a master's. As of now, all I have are courses in Economics with 3 semesters of calculus and 1 semester of linear algebra. I have gotten A's and one A-. I have not taken the GRE. I am not sure what to expect as far as funded masters programs go, but I just want to know if I can get into a okay master's. I know how to code in Java, Python but not great. No research experience. Rec letters are probably meh.

Hi, first time posting here. So right now my plan is to work for a few years, apply to a respectable master's program in applied math/statistics before possibly going for a phd in economics. I am currently a senior in a top 30 undergrad majoring in economics and minoring in mathematics. My gpa is around 3.3 (similar gpa in major and much higher in math minor) I just would like to get an idea of how tough it is to get into a respectable master's program in applied math. What do I need to do right now or soon in order to prepare for/maximize my chance to get into such a program? Any advice is welcome! Thanks