Shackleford

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Any of you guys go to GMU? I'm considering economics graduate school at GMU Fall 2012.

dschmittie1

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I have a friend who's older brother that went there. Loved it. He was also worked there for a few years in the Admission Department. Before he took a job at another college.

Shackleford

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Hey, that's good to hear. They have a great Austrian/free market economics program. Ideally, I'd like to maybe find someone from Tech who could put up a graduate student for a couple of years. Of course, I'd have my B.S. and would be working. Renting a room would be much more affordable.

CamaroRacing12

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I almost went there for undergrad the campus is wicked nice and seemed like a great place to go. Great area too right outside of dc in fairfax. I visited the school but decieded id rather pay 13k a year in state rather then 30k a year out of state so i ended up at westfield state university

Shackleford

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That is a lot of money. The graduate tuition out-of-state credit hour rate is $1046. It would cost around $30K for the M.A.

CamaroRacing12

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Thats not bad at all. I say go for it. Have u visited the campus? Its gorgeous. Im in my final year of my B.A. in economics as well actually but i think my interests are in sales and/or marketing when i graduate.

Shackleford

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I haven't visited it yet. That may be a good trip to take sometime this year. I specifically looked for non-Keynesian-focused programs that teach Austrian and free market economics, e.g. NYU, Suffolk, WVU, GMU, etc. I will graduate next Spring with a B.S. Mathematics and Physics minor. I have taken only Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory. I hope they let me in.

CamaroRacing12

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Im sure if ur grades r good ull be fine. Im graduating in may with a B.A. in economics and history. I plan to test the job market in boston this summer.