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I am an Economics and Computer Science major looking to enter a MS in Statistics program post graduation. I have a 3.5 GPA with the following grades Calc 1, failed first time, re-sat and got a "B" Calc 2, got a C+ first time, re-sat, got an "A" Calc 3, got a C, first time, re-sat, got and A Elemen Diff Eqs A Linear Alg A Econometrics B Advanced Econometrics A Numerical Analysis B+ Discrete Structures C+ Probability and Statistics B Stats and Machine Learning B Doctorate level - Econometrics Time-Series (Currently Taking) Masters Level - Mathematical Analysis Course (Currently Taking) I am currently prepping to take the GRE's, don't feel like I am gonna do as hot though because my prep routine isn't that consistent. I was looking into the following schools: New Jersey Institute of Technology, Rutgers New Brunswick, U Mich, Boston University, Rice, UVA, Georgetown , UChicago, GWU, Columbia, USC

I always hear PhD students praise this book as a good intro: https://www.amazon.com/Mathematics-Economists-Carl-P-Simon/dp/0393957330/ref=sr_1_1?crid=38G8E991CRQK8&dchild=1&keywords=math+for+economists&qid=1588562173&sprefix=math+for+eco%2Caps%2C422&sr=8-1 Mathematics for Economists by Carl Simon is the name.

I am an Economics and Computer Science major looking to enter a MS in Statistics program post graduation. I have a 3.5 GPA with the following grades Calc 1, failed first time, re-sat and got a "B" Calc 2, got a C+ first time, re-sat, got an "A" Calc 3, got a C, first time, re-sat, got and A Elemen Diff Eqs A Linear Alg A Econometrics B Advanced Econometrics B Numerical Analysis B Discrete Structures C+ Probability and Statistics B Stats and Machine Learning B I am currently prepping to take the GRE's I was looking into the following schools: New Jersey Institute of Technology, Rutgers New Brunswick, U Mich, Boston University, Rice, UVA, Georgetown , UChicago, GWU, Columbia Please advise.