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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Per the other thread, W&M Econ dept doesnt publish much. Not that it matters. But based purely on prestige of Econ depts, St Andrews focus on Macro and Finance is top notch. W&M is focused elsewhere. It depends on what DC wants to do with an Econ degree. I don think any body here can answer that question for you without more context into the reason for wanting to study Econ, what Econ areas does your DC want to focus on. Plans post undergrad? Masters/Phd research route? Or Business route? Internationally or in the US? Hard to simply say one or the other without any perspective other than what we know about both depts….[/quote]

Ehhh I agree with the questions but St Andrews is not really a heavy hitter in econ either. A lot of this choice just boils down to location.[/quote]

Seems like St Andrews Econ program is in good company - https://www.thecompleteuniversityguide.co.uk/league-tables/rankings/economics

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Yes, we discussed that on the previous page, that isn’t a ranking of econ departments so much as a ranking of undergrad experience by subject studied.[/quote]

You are wrong. Juts look at the columns when you expand to full table:

These are the variables:

Enter Standards
Research Quality
2 x Graduate Prospect measurements
Student Satisfaction

On Entry Standards, only behind Cambridge and ahead of LSE and Oxford…..[/quote]

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