Brutal first year, does it take grad school off the table?

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How important is first year for Economic’s MA program admission?

For some context, I just finished first year at a T50 school in Canada studying Math and Economics? Probably got a A or A- in Macro and Microeconomics. And a B- or C (yikes I know) in Calc 1 and 2 and Linear Algebra. And probably a B in intro Stats.

I know grad school’s mainly look at 3rd and 4th macro and microeconomics theory, math courses like real analysis and research expierience. If I can pull up my grades, do you guys think I can still be competitive for a T50 or (maybe even T20) economics MA program?

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