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Hey, is there anyone one receiving some news from GMU?
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Help!!! Can I get into a decent master's program?
hsantanna replied to nikkix3's topic in Economics Forum
Remember this is just one factor. You still must have a good statement of goal and letters of recommendation. And, in a direct measurement, you should have an excellent GRE score. Answering more directly your inquiry, most universities tend to analyse your performance as a whole. Your academic progress through the years and your trend. Good luck! -
Hey! Thanks for replying! https://www.petersons.com/graduate-schools/george-mason-university-college-of-humanities-and-social-sciences-department-of-economics-000_10041374.aspx Here is the link! Hmmm... The only thing I am afraid is that the ones from my letters of recommendation although being my professors, they are not related directly to GMU. I have heard that is ideal to have letters of recommendation from people that actually know the faculty from the university...
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J, I really have no experience about those methods, but searching for OSU, I think you are pretty fine with your experience and GRE scores. I am waiting for George Mason answer too. I would like to know someone from there with past experience and profile to make a comparison and see my chances.
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I was reading about George Mason and their economics program. I find interesting the Austrian approach, classical liberalism and public choice as their strength. Anyway, how hard is it to get an admission? I mean, from what I read, they have a pretty high acceptance rate (88%) and a low enrollment (66%). Is it true? Anyhow, I am applying to it. I am an industrial engineer from Brazil and I made a research about institutions and Elinor Ostrom here. My SoP was telling about that and some other minor projects regarding that subject. What are my odds? My GRE: Verbal - 158 Quantitative - 165 AW - 3.5 TOEFL - 105 Thanks!