University of Michigan - MS in Quantitative Finance and Risk Management

University of Michigan - MS in Quantitative Finance and Risk Management

3-term Master of Science degree administered by the Departments of Mathematics and Statistics

Reviews 2.67 star(s) 6 reviews

The instructors in math and stats departments of U of M are generally bad. Program does not teach students at all and just want to grab money. Tuition is ridiculous compared to value offered by other programs. Also campus is in the middle of nowhere and very difficult for students to network. You'll also have to deal with a lot of ignorant in-state people who have not been to other places in their whole life. Save your money to a private university.
Worst program ever existed. Program's director is a super tough guy, caring about nothing regarding students' placement. He does not even respect students. Courses are badly designed. They simply used previous PhD courses to open this master program.Core courses are not practical at all.
We're from 2017 class, which is the best group of people they ever admitted. However, our placement record is worse than some programs that we reject offers from back in 2017.
Plus, tuition is ridiculously high, they just use students as cash cows. Don't donate your money to them!
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