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Thank you very much! I found information that universities like the LSE have as minimum requirements for 16/20 grades. I think most of the others will be similar. So, and having I 16.5 (17) and research experience I can at least dream of being accepted into such a program. Thank you

Hello everyone. After finishing my master's degree recently, I was invited to participate in investigation with my thesis supervisor. The idea is transform my master's thesis into a paper, as well as write 3 or 4 new ones with starting point for my master's thesis. Recently my supervisor asked me if I would be interested in doing a phd in economics or public policy. She also promised me help finding bags etc ... I really like to do research and I'm willing to try, but this is where my questions come from. 1) I often see universities calling for GPAs above a certain value. In my country, the scale is 0-20. How do I know if my gardes are good enough? 15 (undergrad), 17 (master in economics), 18(master thesis) - I'm afraid my grades are too low. 2) For example, if the undergrad grades are low, but still the 2nd best, should I mention in the application or not? Makes any difference? Thank you