Welcome to the second /r/economics Graduate School Panel!

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We are hot in the middle of economics grad application season in the US. Many of our readers are nervously waiting to hear back from programs, or trying to decide between offers. If you have any questions this part of the process, ask away!

If you're planning on applying to econ grad school in the future, feel free to ask about preparation and planning too.

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If you would like to volunteer to answer questions about econ grad school, please post a quick comment below describing your background. As an incentive, volunteers will be awarded special red flair for your field. Just PM the mods with a link to your top-level comment and your desired flair text (e.g. PhD., MA., Finance, Game Theory, etc.).

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The following users have already agreed to offer their time and answer questions (thanks folks!):

Panelist	Program	Status
/u/commentsrus	PhD, Economics	2nd Year
/u/iamelben	PhD, Economics	1st Year
/u/FinancialEconomist	PhD, Finance	2nd Year
/u/mattwilsonky	PhD, Economics	2nd Year
/u/MyDannyOcean	MS, Statistics	Degree
/u/pandanomics	MS, Economics	-
/u/Ponderay	PhD, Economics	3rd Year
/u/UpsideVII	PhD, Economics	1st Year
/u/WookiePride515	MS, Economics	Degree

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In addition, we have the following career resources in our /r/economics wiki (thanks to /u/Integralds). There's a lot of information here. Check it out!

• Econ Grad School Career Advice Wiki
• First Grad School Panel Thread

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This thread will run for the next two weeks.