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What does it take to get in?
Pedigree matters - students from renowned U.S. undergraduate programs and state universities with top-ranked economics departments are popular with the adcoms (the more so, if applying to an Ivy). A concrete advantage these students have is access to well-known referees. But it is far from impossible to get into a good school without a gilt-edge degree, and the basic credentials (math background, grades ...) speak louder anyway. International admits are typically (though not without exception) chosen from the best institutions of their home countries. Professors know the major universities outside the U.S.; they understand that a Korean coming from Seoul National University is like an American coming from Berkeley. The department's past experience also plays a very important role in evaluating non-U.S. degrees. Some universities have a tradition of placing students in particular PhD programs every year because the adcoms have learnt by trial and error that they come well-prepared and succeed. In other cases, the adcom may be averse to admitting someone from the same school that "sent" a weak student last year. The same happens at the even cruder level of nationality. How does understanding this help you? Look up the current graduate students in a department, take note where they're from, and you'll get a sense of the adcom's little biases. Say you are from China and there seem to be very few Chinese students in the department: it's probably a tough place to get into.
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