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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]FRB as a research assistant. Good pay, good mentoring, lots of hands-on training with data tools. It's a pit stop before applying for prestigious Econ PhD, law, or MBA programs. [/quote] I don't know about overall prestige, but this is a baller job for a recent grad. Incredible instant network, great resume booster. Plus FRB offers relocation assistance and very generous tuition reimbursement so you can get a few of your prereqs out of the way for grad school, free, while on the job. [/quote] FRB is federal and has better benefits than other agencies. Plus they recruit and hire from a really diverse pool of applicants (gender, race, schools, etc.). And they really help RAs figure out grad school and career prep. Diff pp here, yeah I wanted to stick to something purely federal but if not, above is accurate Frb or nyfed gets a lot of t20/ivy ug applicants [/quote][/quote]
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