Required: at one semester of calculus taken in the mathematics department (not business
calculus) with good performance
Strongly suggested: additional semesters of calculus and one semester of statistics
A background in economics
Best to have taken at least intermediate-level microeconomics and macroeconomics
We also consider test scores (either GRE or GMAT accepted), particularly quantitative
scores, and undergraduate grade point average, particularly in math and economics
courses.
GRE/GMAT is currently optional, but we recommend it, particularly for international
applicants.
For international students only: perform adequately on the Test of English as a Foreign
Language (TOEFL) or the International English Language Testing System (IELTS).
Send GRE or GMAT scores to the Graduate School (institution code: R-1459);
Have all official transcripts sent to the Graduate School;
Include 2 letters of recommendation with your online application. We strongly recommend
that these are from FACULTY who have taught you in economics or mathematics classes,
not work supervisors or personal friends;
International Applicants only:
Have official transcripts evaluated by an external agency such as WES
Send TOEFL scores to the Graduate School (use code #1459)
When To Apply
Applications are received and considered on a rolling basis. To be considered for
funding, we suggest applying by March.
Prospective students should submit all application materials by late June to be considered
for admission.
International applicants should submit all application materials by late April to
be considered for admission.
