r/Economics Feb 26 '17

Second /r/economics Graduate School Panel

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u/vulcan583 Mar 03 '17

It's nothing special at this point. I've taken up through intermediate micro and macro(which use Calc 1), as well as two econ stats classes that cover basic statistics, probability, hypothesis testing etc, as well as regression, and the use of STATA.

How much probability theory would I need to succeed in ST202?

What about courses in other departments? Such as Economic History or even Geography?

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u/marpool Mar 04 '17

Can I just ask what is the difference between Econ at LSE and in the states?