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Study Economics in USA (1 Viewer)
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Survivor39
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I hope the following chart will get you/your friend started.
Have one or more US uni in mind --> Request for a prospectus online (see uni website) --> decide which one to apply --> Apply for admission online --> Apply for scholarships --> Ask for several academic/profession reference letter --> Wait for outcome.
Some courses may require you to sit additional tests like the Graduate Record Exam (GRE) which can be taken in Australia on several dates throughout the year.
I hoep this helps.
Have one or more US uni in mind --> Request for a prospectus online (see uni website) --> decide which one to apply --> Apply for admission online --> Apply for scholarships --> Ask for several academic/profession reference letter --> Wait for outcome.
Some courses may require you to sit additional tests like the Graduate Record Exam (GRE) which can be taken in Australia on several dates throughout the year.
I hoep this helps.
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NYU has decent masters program, and some canadian uni's have good masters programs (i.e Toronto, U-British Columibia) but does he/she plan on using masters to go onto econ PhD? The London School of Economics (LSE) has a really good masters program aswell.