Nyu stern predoctoral program

I can only imagine how much easier the coursework stage of the program is if you've already taken microecon, econometrics, upper level stats, etc. A typo. Oh, no it wasn't a typo. They have a pre-PhD program for accounting master's students. Sorry for hijacking the thread. How dare you type correctly but make me think it's a typo?! You should've read the post two above mine that referenced BYU. Do you any of you go to BYU?

They don't have a PhD, or I would have applied. Do they have a Finance PhD prep track? It's a non-degree program. I inquired through email and they said minorities are only considered, even though on the website it says technically it's not.

Posted February 27, No, I guess it's up to their discretion Posted March 1, MountainKing Posted October 19, Posted October 19, If I'm not a US citizen, should I bother applying to the programme? Posted October 21, It's not misspelled I think I might know what nationality he is London Business School Fall '22 Admissions Is Now Closed. Learn About Our Community. Discover Our Fields of Study. How to Apply. Our Programs Your experience at Stern will provide you with an opportunity to engage in rigorous collaborative and interdisciplinary research.

Learn More. It is a research mentorship program designed for a diverse group of undergraduate students who have completed at least two years of university-level courses and would like to conduct research in data science. The objectives of the CURP are to provide meaningful research opportunities to talented students who are interested in the field of data science, an opportunity to develop the necessary skills and knowledge to participate in successful research collaborations, and a community of academic peers and world renowned faculty mentors who can advise, encourage, and support them.

This is currently an online program, hence students can participate from anywhere in the country. The IES-PIRT program seeks to recruit 22 fellows primarily from groups underrepresented in the education sciences, including scholars of color, students from low-income families, immigrant-origin students, and individuals with disabilities.