<p>Chance me:</p>
<p>Goal in Life: Work on policy for Global Food Security</p>
<p>School: one of the 4 Flagships of the State University of New York</p>
<p>Majors: Triple in Economics, International Trade, Geography</p>
<p>Overall GPA: 3.29 | Economics: 3.29 | Trade: 3.79 | Geo: 3.79</p>
<p>Research: 2.5 years working as an Economic Research Assistant in a planning/policy lab under a $3.96 million grant from USDA to connect farm viability with food access throughout the U.S.</p>
<p>Work:
Intern for Center for Strategic and International Studies - Global Food Security Project
Intern for Senator Chuck Schumer (regional)
Legislative Intern for Massachusetts House of Representatives
Intern for Congressman Joe Kennedy III
Marketing intern for campus dining company</p>
<p>Teaching:
Undergraduate TA for an upper level ‘Macroeconomic Theory’ class</p>
<p>Extra curriculars:
President & Founder of 1 club, Treasurer of largest club with a budget of $13,000, member of Delta Sigma Pi, College Democrats, College Republicans, United Nations, Model European Union</p>
<p>Political Simulations;
North American Model United Nations (Toronto, Canada): Israel in Disarmament and International Security Committee
Transatlantic Simulation of the European Union Council (Brussels, Belgium): Slovakia in Foreign Ministers Council</p>
<p>Awards:
Scholarship for leadership on campus
(as of now) nominated for Campus Impact Award and Exemplary Leader Award</p>
<p>GRE’s: Not taken yet</p>
<p>Brown, Hopkins, Penn, and Brandeis all are low ranking on U.S. News, but hate to say it, after coming from a SUNY, I want a named school for my grad. I honestly don’t feel like rankings matter that much for public policy, maybe law but not MPP. I could be wrong though.</p>
<p>Obviously my GPA is my worst piece, and I can’t see myself scoring thatt high on GRE’s (like a 155-162), but my other pieces are good. Should note that for specific coursework:
Macroeconomic Theory: A
Microeconomic Theory: A-
Econometrics: A
Econometric Applications: A
Public Sector Economics: A-</p>
<p>but for the lower levels I have (from freshman year):
Intro to Macroeconomics: B
Intro to Microeconomics: C
Calc 1: B
Calc 2: B-</p>