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GRE: 165 Verbal/ 164 Quantitative / 5.0 Writing

GPA: 3.72

Major GPA: 3.85

Math Taken: Cal I, II; Linear Algebra, Multivariable Cal, Social Statistics

Extracurriculars:

  • president of political science honors society
  • 2X all american in pre-law competitions
  • over 2500 volunteer hours through undergrad
  • economics publication through an Ivy League university journal
  • lots of internship experience dealing with international trade, economics
  • academic research fellowship in Washington DC
  • financial modeling/Excel guru
  • Spanish and (some) Mandarin Chinese

I'm a political economy major, so my math is a bit weaker than most, but I'm wondering if I can make up for it by being "more well-rounded", as I am a strong writer, and can bring in a different perspective. I can do a solid amount of stuff in excel.

 

I'm applying to be a developmental economics phd candidate. Any advice or anything is appreciated!

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