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Forums - General - Good American Universities that teach Economics...

I'm looking for some Universities that teach economics... And I'm interested in knowing some stuff about them in America and (if possible) how to get a scolarship for them etc...

I've been looking on the net a lot and haven't been able to find a lot because economics brings you to like 50 pages of economic recession topics etc...

Economics/Econometrics in that direction... Can someone please help and tell me about a few good universities that teach Economics!?!?!?!...

 

*I'm interested in studying in the US... But if maybe I'll just stay in Europe and go to a Dutch University, but still... I'm keeping this option open!...



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I can't see why you would be interested into studying abroad really..

we got excellent universities over here, you can always study abroad after you completed them, gives you a much better chance!



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I'm no expert on the subject, but wouldn't getting into a UK univserity such as Oxford or Cambridge be easier thanks to the EU, and all that shit.



Yeah come to the UK, We have some world class universities here. London school of commerce (If I got the words the right way round) is meant to be brilliant



The "Ross School of Business" at the University of Michigan is a prestigious and an internationally acclaimed business school. Loyola University of Chicago also has a great business school. I cannot off advice on whether or not to study abroad, but those two schools I mentioned are exceptional.



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http://ideas.repec.org/top/top.inst.all.html

Might help with knowing what the best ones are in any case.



Are you at a university now? Usually schools here have sister schools all over the world, that would be a good thing to look into.



Hi, this is Vince with Shamwow.

Good luck, I hate economics.