@Dukedreams I think that you haven’t gotten any replies because it’s your job to do the research to find schools that your feel would be a good fit for you. Schools have common data sets so you can compare your stats to the kids that are admitted to specific schools to determine if they are a safety, match, or reach for you. . Also, you can do your own research on which schools have good economics programs. Not many people are going to be inclined to do what you requested because it all depends on what your preferences are, small, big, private, public, rural, urban, liberal, conservative, close to home, as far away from home as possible, greek life, no greek life, etc. Nobody knows that information but you. Now if you got your schools narrowed down to a few in each category based on your preferences, then people might feel more inclined to offer their opinions or alternative choices, but not unless your provide more information about your preferences and do some of the research yourself.