A team of three Wellesley economists has concluded that among students admitted to Wellesley, those who ultimately enrolled at the College were 94% more likely to receive an economics degree than those who chose to study elsewhere. @WellesleyEcon https://t.co/x0KCRXMoF8
I've written and deleted a lot of thoughts this morning but I'll leave this:
Yes, this is about the death of our democracy and the implications for what's to come are at once unfathomable and undeniable but it is also just a really, really hard day to be a woman.
@NikhilBasavappa send out an update stating that only x/y questions will be graded/ if they do them all then top x/y will be counted? gives those suffering a break but doesn't punish those who finished it
Oh to be a post-lockdown extrovert in the middle of application season. Don’t know the science but I’m pretty sure every turned down social event has taken a year from my life
Nothing quite like your macbook display crashing a week before your GRE and running around between Apple stores in Manhattan and Brooklyn to cause an emotional breakdown on Fifth Avenue on a Tuesday night #newyorksady
Countdown begins for #PhDEI2021 - our 8th Annual Summer Research Workshop, and 4th w support from @NewYorkFed - taking place tomorrow! We're particularly excited to have Pres. John C. Williams back with us to engage with our community of #PhDExcellence scholars! Thread coming🧵⬇️
@greystuness career services pulled a similar move with the affiliation with harvard's pbha- kept saying they were working on getting us what we needed (even though they took resources away...) then announced they were cutting ties to launch their own program