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Can someone give me some advice on whether I have a chance of getting in the Columbia QMSS program or the General Psych program at NYU (they have a social-consumer track)? I have recently decided that I didn't want to pursue a career in mental health anymore, and want to gradually transition to marketing.

I would really appreciate any comment!!!

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Undergrad institution: Top 25 school according to US News

Major: BA in Psychology and Economics

GPA: 3.3/4.0

GRE:

Q: 790 V: 660 W: 4

Program applying:

Columbia QMSS

NYU General Psych (Social-consumer track)

Interests: Hoping to boost quant skills to go into market research or related field

Math Courses:

  • Cal I (A-)
  • Cal II (C+)
  • Linear algebra (A-)

    Statistics Courses:
    • Intro stat (A-)
    • Psych stat I (A)
    • Psych stat II ( B )

      Economics Courses:

      • Micro intro (B )
      • Macro intro ( B )
      • Micro intermediate (A)
      • Macro intermediate ( B )
      • Economy of China (C+)
      • Behavioral finance (B-)
      • Economics of Education ( C+ )
      • Environment economics (B+)
      • Experimental economics (A-)

      Research Experience: ALL IN PSYCHOLOGY

      [*]Currently working as a study coordinator mainly responsible for quality control

      [*]Currently volunteer as RA at a well-known Psychology research lab

      [*]Have previously volunteered at 3 different labs

      Letters of Reference: I have not yet asked. But this is what I am expecting:

      1 letter from current employer (Associate Professor at top 5 Public Health school)

      1 letter from the research scientist at the research lab I am currently volunteering at or the Professor affiliated with the lab (Have been volunteering for a year)

      1 letter from the full Professor from undergrad (I was an RA in his lab for two years)

Edited by bigworrier
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I think you def. got a chance, just get those letters of recommendation and you'll be good to go!

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I think you def. got a chance, just get those letters of recommendation and you'll be good to go!

Thank you for the encouragement :)

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