Doctor of Economics Programs in Massachusetts

• Cambridge, MA•

• Massachusetts Institute of Technology•

• Graduate School

• Cambridge, MA•

• Harvard University•

• Graduate School

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  Rating 4.75 out of 5  8 reviews

Other: I am Harvard Extension School student pursuing a master degree, ALM, in sustainability. I have achieved a 3.89 in this program so far and have qualified, applied, and accepted as a 'Special Student' in the Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. Through this School, I will be focusing my time at the John A. Paulson school of Engineering & Applied Sciences. Looking forward to wrapping up my final year on campus!... Read 8 reviews

• Boston, MA•

• Northeastern University•

• Graduate School

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  Rating 2.5 out of 5  4 reviews

Master's Student: Recently began my journey in the GSPA MS in Accounting/ MBA program! So far classes have been tailored to students with nonbusiness/ accounting allowing for any interested parties to join. Teachers are both flexible with grad students and amazing at providing real-world experience.... Read 4 reviews

• Boston, MA•

• Boston University•

• Graduate School

• Waltham, MA•

• Brandeis University•

• Graduate School

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  Rating 4 out of 5  1 review

Master's Student: Diversity: One standout aspect of Brandeis IBS's faculty is their diversity in terms of academic backgrounds, research interests, and professional experiences. The faculty comprises experts in various fields, including finance, economics, international business, entrepreneurship, and marketing, creating a well-rounded educational experience. Limited Scholarships: A primary concern is the relatively limited number of scholarships and grants offered by Brandeis IBS. The competitive nature of scholarship awards means that only a select few applicants receive financial assistance. This leaves many others searching for alternative funding sources or potentially facing significant student loan debt.... Read 1 review

• Amherst, MA•

• University of Massachusetts Amherst•

• Graduate School

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  Rating 4.7 out of 5  10 reviews

Master's Student: The courses were difficult, but offered a great variety in terms of options. Core classes were obviously required, but offered great flexibility in terms of when to take each course. The teachers were passionate about their topic and really tried to help students learn and grow throughout the semester. It shows that the ISOM is truly trying to prepare their students for the post-graduation real world.... Read 10 reviews