Ingalls, Is That a Good Idea?

I applied to nine grad schools for physics and one for economics, guess which one I got into. They just told me flat out, like, you're not going to make it. Whereas the econ people were like, here, let me write you a letter. And so coming to Ingalls and sort of seeing a much broader vision than just assuming he was only interested in political economy or economics because of his work with Marx is something that I appreciated very much. It's nice that we can kind of see that this also sheds light on your interests and angles who obviously may be more well known for studying politicalEconomics.