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Congrats to all with the admissions. Time to light up the Tracker with your status guys.

Hundreds of interview questions and answers for people interested in data science jobs. The topics are statistics, data science, machine learning, data analysis, deep learning, etc. Credit: Steve Nouri,

Baruch press release on this news https://newscenter.baruch.cuny.edu/news/baruch-college-mfe-students-claim-first-place-at-2023-rotman-international-trading-competition/

@Peter Wagner is a managing director of a recruitment firm. He posted market updates here. His firm has a blog which has several useful for technical quant candidates. https://www.affinityny.com/for-candidates I'll see if he can come and do a Q/A with us.

Hey Alex, Very glad to see your first post here. Welcome back. Your observation is similar to everything I heard about C++ skill is high in demand now. @Pavlos Sakoglou can give some pointers as he utilized his C++ skills into his current role. I'm actually reaching out to a few technical...

There is a post by a UCLA MFE student sharing his thoughts on why he chose the program. Worth reading to get a first hand experience. https://quantnet.com/threads/why-ucla-anderson-mfe.52335/

I found this clip on Youtube from Columbia Business School. It was posted in 2021 but still a good overview for MSFE students.

Added to the Tracker as well as the list above. If there is enough data, maybe there will be a future UK rankings.

I updated the name of Warwick on the Tracker. If you see any missing UK programs from the Tracker, please let me know and I will add them.

Please try again. I have made the GRE optional since many programs do not require them.

This is excellent news to hear Felix. Congrats. I would strongly encourage you to share your timeline on the Tracker and mark Chicago as your choice so others who going there can easily connect with you. Thank you for your contribution.

WSO Patrick and I go way back to the ealier days of both of our sites. We still keep in touch these days. Glad that you found your way here and I appreciate you being with us.

Forum are for old geezers like me :) I am curious where the youngsters hang out these days?

The latest release 0.5 Source PyStatMl — Statistics and Machine Learning in Python 0.5 documentation Link to PDF https://raw.github.com/duchesnay/data/master/pdf/StatisticsMachineLearningPython.pdf

The link to the QuantNet Python course is here https://quantnet.com/python/ Please let @APalley or us know if you need any further information.

I'd like to welcome everyone who recently joined QuantNet. We have a huge spike of members and it is our tradition to do a little introduction and get to know other members who potentially become our future classmates or colleagues. I started this in 2006 so I've been around here for a while but...

Congrats. Can you update the Tracker with your admit? That will brighten everyone's day :)

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Prof. Lawler, very nice to see you here and thank you for post. If you don't mind, I'll post the link to your page on University of Chicago's Financial Mathematics program which contains link to your Stochastic Calculus ebook. https://finmath.uchicago.edu/about/faculty-and-lecturers/gregory-lawler/

Thank you Pavlos for coming back and sharing your experience. We appreciate you, sir. I'm featuring this on the homepage so this can get more attention. Now, what would you do differently if you went back and were in the positions of many members here, planning to get a finance job? How would...

There are a few members here went to Chicago according to the 2021 roll call thread https://quantnet.com/threads/2021-mfe-admission-roll-call.48253/ You can message them directly to see if they are willing to leave a review here.

The 2023 ranking page has been updated with an overview of the average students ratings. Hopefully, this will give more prominence to the reviews and in turn, encourage more alumni to write a review. https://quantnet.com/mfe-programs-rankings/

Hey @shedinja, Say hi to Tim and Sarah for me when you go to UW CFRM. It's good that you want to get a jump start on it and you come to the right place. You can start with this and ask any question here if you need help. How will you prepare for your coding skills so you can be ready for...

Would come in handy if you use Bloomberg terminal at work and need to learn these shortcuts.

I said this before but worth repeating. We see great value and huge demand for the MFE rankings we do every year, otherwise we won't do it because it is A LOT of work to get it done. It literally takes months of survey, emails from 30+ programs to get the data and then weeks to calculate the...

They must be the one writing the 5 stars reviews lately :) If not, can you please ask them to give us a review here?

The struggle to get reviews for program is real and dated back years ago. Student reviewers of MFE programs I think we need to ask the fundamental question of whether people only motivated to do that when money involved? We offered Amazon giftcard before for reviews but it doesn't make a big...

@Qui-Gon had some logical thoughts. We rank programs of the same discipline together. The fact that Columbia already has 2 different programs in our ranking that target similar applicants for similar job profiles, it is hard to see the Financial Economics program wants to be in the same pool...

Congrats. Can you please share you profiles and timelines in the Tracker?

https://mcf.stanford.edu/

I believe you and @Lukee bring a lot of fresh perspectives into the discussions here and they are extremely appreciated. I agree that there are lots of questions that left untold over the years and lots of topics that many people avoid to bring up. I'm glad that new members like you bring it up...

Meaning the programs have not been very successful of attracting domestic students. I met many young, talented US-born undergrads who would do really well in MFE programs but on papers, they may not measure up against the talents coming oversea as far as GPA, GRE scores go. @Christian and @Brad...

@Lukee Looking at this from another angle, since you are a domestic student, you have a better chance getting into a program than many international students with a stronger profile. I have discussion with many program directors and they all indicate a desire to attract more domestic students...

We tried this years ago but it did not result in any uptick in quality reviews.

I did reach out to a few members here as well as on LinkedIn to solicit a review so we will see. We need to provide some incentives for graduates to write a review and I am open for any suggestion on this front. Please keep this in mind after you go through the journey and you get a future...

@ssbes Can you please share your timelines at all the programs you applied this year on the Tracker? https://quantnet.com/tracker/ You can also track timelines of other Fordham MSQF admits this year too. Looks like there is one admit this year on the Tracker.

This is the original list. We have several contributors over the years, such as this thread but if you can update it and present it to be a more presentable format, it would help tremendously. We can put them on its own Resource page where you can edit it.

Using the Tracker, you can filter by the programs and admit status. This way, you can look at the profiles of everyone admitted by Chicago.

If @Ken Abbott is still up for it, I'm sure we all can benefit from his experience.

According to Bloomberg the top 15 highest earning hedge fund managers in 2022 on average returned +35% (an outperformance of 54% against US stocks). https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-02-17/ken-griffin-steve-cohen-top-highest-hedge-fund-earner-list 3 insights: 1. The best performing...

Congrats. Can you please share with us your timeline for Chicago and other programs you applied on the Tracker? That would be hugely useful for all of us.

Pinging the author @dstefan

The article from NYT is an interesting read. While it's easy to get blinded by the huge amount of compensation mentioned, it's irrelevant to most people here. Instead, there are some key information bits that we can glean and use. When you go interview for a job at a HF, knowing the type of HF...

Calling all 2023 applicants to join this thread so we can all share our status, hope and dream :)

And don't forget to post your results here guys. It's a tradition we have every year for all the applicants. https://quantnet.com/threads/2023-mfe-admissions-roll-call.53261/

You are already on QuantNet asking questions, doing your research so you are a step ahead of others. Keep learning and you will be good.

I'm going to provide some admission statistics so you guys can put your mind at ease or getting more anxiety. The choice is yours. Once you have your admission interview, just sit back and relax because you did all your part. Getting into MIT is just the beginning of a long journey and a lot of...

I know @Bill Stanley and we both reviewed applications for the NYU Courant Math Fin program back in the days. https://quantnet.com/threads/do%E2%80%99s-and-don%E2%80%99ts-of-mfe-applications.12664/

@jarryds has very sensible advice. Things will get very hectic once you start your MFE. You will rarely see your family during the year and half that you are busy doing course work, prepping for interviews, etc. The trick is to have a healthy and balanced approach. Try to enjoy the process and...

@Eldiablo @Jiamin Li @k_t

We have a massive list here that many members contributed over the years. https://quantnet.com/threads/quant-internship-and-graduate-recruitment-a-firms-list.10000/ https://quantnet.com/threads/big-list-of-quant-employers.26716/ https://quantnet.com/threads/big-list-of-quant-employers-2.27288/

If your goal is to land in one of the coveted roles at BB in NYC, top programs in our MFE rankings who have demonstratively shown good record of placing there is the way to go. Transferring laterally to the US is a really tough nut to crack. Some programs attract a mix of fresh graduates and...

I know @Joy Pathak back when he started his MFE. He later went on to have lot of success as a trader and last I checked, made enough money to retire in his 30s. Still very amazing to see how such a career started here on QuantNet. He did contribute a lot as a member here.

How is your experience in the program so far?

@CourantMathFinance @OoozeDonatin @able_archer @RedDevilSlayer @HenryZhuuuuu Please use the Watch function (top right corner of this thread) to get instant notification when someone replies to this thread.

I would be very interested to hear experience from our members who have moved between the two job types. Would it be easier to go from finance to crypto or vice versa? The following article has some interesting takes on it. https://www.efinancialcareers.com/news/2023/01/leave-crypto-for-banking

I'm very excited to see our coding extraordinaire @APalley, the TA for our C++ and Python online courses is interviewed with Deep Q Digital, an algorithmic trading firm in CT. I've known and worked with Avi more than a decade and can say with absolute confidence that he is one of the best...

This is great news for many of us who get our first job after MFE with an H1-B visa. The State Department will launch a pilot program later this year offering visa renewal options in the US for H-1B specialty occupation workers and other temporary visa holders who are currently required to...

Yes, these advices apply today as it did a dozen years ago.

When we choose programming languages, we usually decide based on their syntax, performances, or even learning curve. Yet, a few years ago a group of Portuguese researchers investigated the energy consumption of 𝟮𝟳 𝗺𝗼𝘀𝘁 𝗽𝗼𝗽𝘂𝗹𝗮𝗿 𝗽𝗿𝗼𝗴𝗿𝗮𝗺𝗺𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗹𝗮𝗻𝗴𝘂𝗮𝗴𝗲𝘀, 𝗺𝗲𝗮𝘀𝘂𝗿𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗲𝘅𝗲𝗰𝘂𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝘁𝗶𝗺𝗲, 𝗲𝗻𝗲𝗿𝗴𝘆 𝗰𝗼𝗻𝘀𝘂𝗺𝗽𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻...

We appreciate your presence on QuantNet as this give our audience an outlet to reach out to NYU Courant MSMF's personel directly.

Would this help? https://coinmetrics.io/community-network-data/ Download data for all assets as a ZIP file or TAR file

Any background is ok to apply to MFE programs as long as you have the prerequisites in math, programming, finance knowledge. Some undergraduates degrees are more traditionally fit for MFE than others. Quant is a loose term and there are more ways to get there than one. You can get a role as...

Keep us all updated please. Also remember to add your timeline to the Tracker so we can reduce our anxiety level.:)

Ignore him. He is a troll and has been banned.

Hard to get some voluntary reviews. You either see a wave of positive reviews by new members or some rare negative reviews. Most people don't just spend their time sharing a review for the sake of writing a review anymore. Direct way is to reach out to members on the QuantNet Tracker who applied...

https://knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu/podcast/wharton-business-daily-podcast/chatgpt-passed-an-mba-exam-whats-next/ Wharton professor Christian Terwiesch said he “fell in love” with ChatGPT after reading its answer to an exam question in his graduate-level operations management course. The...

Best of luck. Looking forward to hearing from you.

100% agree. I think we have lot of lurkers here and there are lot to be gained collectively if people take initiative and be more open to connect. I'm happy to discuss and work on any idea or initiative you have.

When I did my MFE in 2006, lot of my classmates were in their 30s and having different career/background (law/medical/sales/etc) and we all paid our dues going through the grueling process of the MFE. This should give you in some perspective. There are always younger, better candidates but the...

Connor, I'd love to see how you go through this journey as this reminds me of what I've gone through almost 20 years ago. There were up and down but it's good to have companies along the way and I'm sure you will find plenty of future classmates or colleagues here.

@dstefan is the Director of the Baruch MFE program and author of several books with topics very relevant to all MFE applicants and students. Check it out Financial Engineering Press

You should have a good shot at Baruch. I've met several students like your profile in the programs. They did well and got a good career in finance. Sometimes, those with untraditional background would stand out and make the best of the MFE degree. I think you should take the QuantNet C++ courses...

Almost all quant/dev jobs at RenTech requires strong C++ and Python skills. Anyone with an MFE degree and very strong programming training would have a good chance to land these jobs. Base salary ranges from 120K-220K but the bulk of compensation would be bonus. It would be useful to browse...

Can you share a list of pro/con of each program that you have learned so far? What info and statistics from them that you have gathered. It would help other members here to provide some idea where to star.

As admission decisions start to come in, let's get a tradition going here so we can share the programs we applied to, the admits/rejects we received and the program we are ultimately joining. Let's keep the format uniform and discussions on their separate programs threads. >>>>>>> Please share...

Please share your timelines in the Tracker guys. That would help everyone track and compare the data much easier.

Assign four nonnegative integers to the corners of a square, which we designate the active square. During a step, for each side of the active square, the absolute difference between the numbers on that side’s endpoints is assigned to its midpoint. Then these four new midpoints are connected into...

We havent got a lot of reviews out of Cornell graduates for a while now. We do have a recent flood of Chicago reviews. I will check to see if we can get more recent Cornell reviews.

I see Warwick link going from Financial Mathematics to Mathematical Finance. There is also another Warwick Mathematical Finance program it seems here MSc Mathematical Finance Can you please let me know they are all the same meaning they may have different webpages but essentially Warwick has...

Here is a tentative list that I make with names and link to the programs website. Please contribute to this thread with any info. I would love to hear if I miss any program or anything is incorrect. City, University of London, Bayes Business School Mathematical Trading and Finance City...

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/simon-hubbert-46805a3_quantitative-finance-with-data-science-activity-7020713398128529408-K1uZ?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

This is a new program that will open in Oct 2023. It's a one year FT program or two-year PT program. https://www.bbk.ac.uk/courses/postgraduate/quantitative-finance-with-data-science This MSc Quantitative Finance with Data Science provides you with training in advanced mathematical finance and...

This is the hottest topic right now and it deserves some discussions here. In a very short time, ChatGPT has completely changed the way universities approach how they teach students and how to distinguish between AI generated content vs by students...

Let's all be professional. While it's great that you are accomplished with everything you stated, it would be really helpful for everyone to be courteous to each other. Each member here potentially would be a future colleague so let's put on our best behavior and help each other out.

Please add your application timelines to the Tracker so we can all compare progress and connect with each other. https://quantnet.com/tracker/

https://quantnet.com/threads/master-reading-list-for-quants-mfe-financial-engineering-students.535/

Awesome. Congrats. Please be sure to add your application timelines to the Tracker to help out others. https://quantnet.com/tracker/

Check with them again in a few days via email to have it on record. Let's us know how it goes. Best of luck.

Some programs now waive the GRE test so you may not need to retake it to get the 170 score which is not certain. You may have a bad day taking the test. Expand your program selection to have a few more. Look at the student profiles at these programs. They may have different selection bias so you...

Good to have: experience in technical roles where quantitative skills or knowledge is utilized. If programming is involved, it's a plus. If you have expose to finance, it's always good. Actuarial and data science are actually good since a lot of programs now offer courses in that area. If you...

New York’s Baruch College offers a no-frills financial engineering course that’s feeding some of the world’s most elite global trading firms. Princeton has its Gothic spires, MIT its Great Dome. But for a no-frills lesson in 21st-century finance, head to a lackluster high-rise on Manhattan’s...

If there are newer or more relevant quant interviews books, I would like to know so we can update the list.

Take a look at the interview books in my Master Reading List (in my signature) https://quantnet.com/threads/master-reading-list-for-quants-mfe-financial-engineering-students.535/

You can apply to different programs from the same university as long as they are in different departments. People have reported receiving offers from Courant/Tandon.

I'm sharing a LinkedIn post from Lars Nielsen, the director of Columbia MAFN program. He posted a month ago about their admission statistics since Covid...

I can verify that all the ranking data is coming from the programs' directors and staff directly. I have double checked with Columbia MFE as well as other programs to confirm the accuracy of their data after the submission.

Will let you know if we have something to announce. Hopefully soon.

The 2023 QuantNet MFE ranking has been released. Please see the link to the ranking. Please let us know your comments on the 2023 rankings, and things you like to see in future rankings.

We are pleased to announce the publication of the QuantNet 2023 Rankings of Financial Engineering programs. The full 2023 QuantNet MFE ranking is here. For comparison, the 2022 QuantNet MFE ranking is here. New in 2023 QuantNet MFE ranking New programs added: Oklahoma State University...

More programs will waive the GRE tests so you should beef up some other aspects of your profile. How about taking C++ or Python courses and earn the certificates to show them?

Very soon.

Should be fine and an economical way to fill the standard required courses. Sometimes, you can get some good instructors and high quality education there.

Yes.

With a guaranteed seat in Chicago MSFM, maybe apply to a few other top programs in our MFE rankings and weigh your options at that point. Chicago, New York all have top shops, hedge funds and some have more specialty in products. Maybe have an eye for a broader market instead of traditional...

Fintech and tech are expanding: the industry seems to look for the “full-stack” quant, someone who is good at coding, but who also has financial intuition and excels at statistics. This new quant is a coding polyglot, able to use Python and R for fast implementation; C++, Java, and JavaScript...

Non-traditional applicants are usually encouraged, assuming they met all pre-requisites. I met applicants who came from medical, law and they all did well in the program. They bring diverse backgrounds and fresh perspectives. Get all your ducks in a row and there are plenty of time for you to...

The links have been updated and fixed.

LinkedIn is the leading professional networking hub where companies and recruiters actively seeking out potential employees. C++ skills are in demand and the C++ certificate you earn here shows your ability and determination to successfully master a very challenging technical task. We have...

If you can also show an ability to program in Python and have some data science projects using Python. We have a Python course that addresses this need. https://quantnet.com/python/

All about the program

Please use CPP as the course code. If they require a number, you can use CPP101.

Prof. Raphael Douady is no longer with the Stony Brook program since Dec 2018 according to his LinkedIn profile. It's a few months after his posts here.

Orientation Week at Lehigh MFE

Hi, I have updated the pages for the C++ courses changing the text link for the syllabus to say "Course Details". You can click on that link or button above it to get the syllabus PDF. I hope it's easier to find now.

Register here: https://lehigh.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJYvfu6qrT8sEtbEUW7Gl1avsHaWwMGvF1Zx

Join us 11/11/2022 Virtually Register Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: 4th ANNUAL LEHIGH QUANT / FINANCIAL ENGINEERING CONFERENCE. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting.

There are many books, free PDF guides that many of us here have used over the year. Some old members here started with them back in 2006. https://quantnet.com/threads/master-reading-list-for-quants-mfe-financial-engineering-students.535/

It was brought to my attention today that the Mathematical Finance program at IIT (Illinois Institute of Technology) has been discontinued. I know the people running the program, Prof. Igor Cialenco and Prof. Tomasz Bielecki for over a decade. It was last ranked 25th in the 2020 QuantNet...

If you're toying with the idea of learning C++ for a job in financial services, drawn by the promise of huge pay but put off by the awareness that it's really not an easy language to earn - particularly compared to Python, Rainer Grimm has a message for you: do it. C++ is deeply embedded in the...

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Swing Trading by the Quant / Financial Engineering Podcast

The recording of the Zoom information session was added in the first post. We had a very well attended event given the early hour. Lot of questions in the chat as well as follow up emails. Thank you for your interest and please reach out to me for any question. You can also ask here and we will...

April 4th, 2022 - Zoom Information Session

Bentley is a Finance program. Your question and choices basically boil down to the debate on MFE vs MF programs which you may find relevant discussions and answers from previous discussions. You can search for it using the title search. Here is one to get you started. MSF vs MFE

The C++ certificates have helped thousands of students learn in a practical way advanced C++ skills they used at work and in their future education. Dr. Daniel Duffy, the creator of the two certificates, will be on the virtual call, along with Mr. Avi Palley, the teaching assistant coordinator...

Alysa Turkowitz has over 20 years of experience working at top universities supporting top-ranked graduate programs in the areas of admissions, career services and curricular affairs. While at Columbia, she worked at Columbia Business School, Mailman School of Public Health, and the Graduate...

My guess from the post is that you haven't taken any course that is rigorous enough to prepare you for the quant master programs. The Python courses from those edX/Coursera/etc is very broad (easy). We have a very specialized Python course here that is tailored for someone like you. It's highly...

Here go 2022 MFE Admission Roll Call

As admission decisions start to come in, let's get a tradition going here so we can share the programs we applied to, the admits/rejects we received and the program we are ultimately joining. Let's keep the format uniform and discussions on their separate programs threads. >>>>>>> Please share...

Just a quick question to see if everyone in this thread has posted their applications timelines on the Tracker yet? https://quantnet.com/tracker/

Here you go Master reading list for Quants, MFE (Financial Engineering) students Many of them are free guides and introductory books to get you started.

This is shocking and extremely sad news. I had the privilege of knowing him on a personal level since 2006. I interact with him quite often over the years during his tenure at Bloomberg, NYU Courant and later Tandon MFE. He will be missed. Rest in peace, Peter.

I'm gathering a master list of UK master quant programs so if you guys have a list of contacts at those programs (director name/email, admin/staff, etc) I'd love to have it.

The tuition on the QuantNet ranking is provided directly by the programs and it's for the whole duration of the degree, not per year. Some programs have various options on the program duration and you can figure the total cost by credits times fee per credit.

This is an incomplete list of UK programs I compiled so far. Feel free to add more. School Program (link) Imperial College Business School MS Risk Management and Financial Engineering Imperial College London MS in Mathematics and Finance King’s College London MS Financial Mathematics...

What other UK programs did you guys apply to? Are there a top 10 or 20 UK programs that are well-known?

The QuantNet C++ certificate would satisfy the programming requirements for MFE programs.

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Every semester we have a plethora of speakers coming to visit our professional development class

Well said. Thanks for encouraging all applicants to do the same. The more data, the better for everyone to get good estimate of offer, reject timelines.

Go right ahead. It is really good interview so the more people get to watch it, the better.

We are proud to present an interview with Dr. Kreitzman (UCB MFE) and Dr. Stefanica (Baruch MFE) who have been executive directors of their respective programs since inception. The interview was joined by several alumni of the programs (Cindy Liu/Nikos Rachmanis of Baruch MFE and Trivedi...

We both meant this right? BOOKS FOR QUANT INTERVIEWS 150 Most Frequently Asked Questions on Quant Interviews by Dan Stefanica, Rados Radoicic, Tai-Ho Wang Quant Job Interview Questions And Answers by Mark Joshi Frequently Asked Questions in Quantitative Finance by Wilmott Heard on The Street...

We have a list for the quant interview books here https://quantnet.com/threads/master-reading-list-for-quants-mfe-financial-engineering-students.535/

https://quantnet.com/resources/boston-university-mathematical-finance-program.16/ https://quantnet.com/threads/boston-msmft-review.47077/

LinkedIn stopped providing that level of integration with third-party content providers after they did that with Coursera, etc. Now, a generic link is the option as far as I can find. Also, for privacy reasons, a lot of people are not comfortable having their info readily available for the...

@Ken Abbott Would love to read your outlook for the skills applicable to our audience. Would be nice to be in the form of an article. The landscape definitely has changed a lot since your last did so.

By Linda Kreitzman, Executive Director of the Master of Financial Engineering Program at Berkeley Master of Financial Engineering programs’ students have, in my view, a very wide array of job opportunities in front of them, and not just in traditional quantitative finance with roles as strats...

Programming skill is the key for you to get into this field. Sounds like you can greatly benefit from taking Python or C++. We do offer those so take a look around at the materials of our courses (you can access levels 1, 2 for the C++ course without enrolling). There are plenty of free...

Welcome to QuantNet. There are plenty you can learn by yourself, either by reading books, learning programming, or taking courses. Here is the list to get you started Master reading list for Quants, MFE (Financial Engineering) students

I used to say that I build programs for a trading desk on Wall Street. Or dumb it down further and say you work for a financial firm to help them make money. You can expand if the audience is genuinely interested.

I dont think GRE will be as an important a requirement as in years past due to Covid. Some programs may waive it permanently going forward.

Take the Quantnet c++ cert to raise your hard quantitative credential a bit. Apply to both.

JHU now does as well. I have to get a confirmation from the program before I add the mark.

Adding JHU to the list.

It should be as every single program is STEM.

The 2022 QuantNet ranking is now up and running. For your convenience, the side by side comparison is provided here.

We are pleased to announce the publication of the QuantNet 2022 Rankings of Financial Engineering programs. If you are a prospective student looking at programs to apply to, please keep in mind the ongoing challenges and short/long term outlook of each program. The full 2022 QuantNet MFE ranking...

I already did above.

Can you try again?

2022 QuantNet MFE ranking survey is being submitted by programs. We hope to release it by end of November.

Interesting article from EFC written from the perspective of a managing director in technology at a major Wall Street investment bank. In this, he answers popular questions from students about which programming languages to learn and to avoid. In short, learn Python first, then a second language...

You may retake it as many times as you like. You will get new questions and see if you get lucky again. ;)

You can keep trying. The pool of question covers other topics that you may find relevant as well. Hopefully, it will help you better execute your options trading. To the moon :)

As the US is re-opening, employers are reporting a shortage of qualified employees. This could not be a better time for many of us seeking a career in the finance industry. Whether you are applying for MFE programs, preparing for an internship, or your first job, knowledge of options theory is...

Time to read up Master reading list for Quants, MFE (Financial Engineering) students

Sure thing. Here it is 2021 MFE admission roll call

As admission decisions start to come in, let's get a tradition going here so we can share the programs we applied to, the admits/rejects we received and the program we are ultimately joining. Let's keep the format uniform and discussions on their separate programs threads. Please share details...

Look at our 2021 MFE rankings. All programs ranked there are STEM and FT. https://quantnet.com/mfe-programs-rankings/

We have a whole section for market risk here https://quantnet.com/forum/risk-management-resources.107/ @Ken Abbott is your man.

If you guys haven't added your timelines to the Tracker yet, please consider doing us all and me personally a favor and add yours. It will help a great deal. https://quantnet.com/tracker/

You can address the programming part first by taking C++ and Python. We have those courses online here which are taken by thousands of prospective MFE applicants and highly recommended by top programs. Finance and math part, I think you can take extra quantitative courses during your undergrad...

https://business.lehigh.edu/academics/graduate/masters-programs/ms-financial-engineering/events

https://quantnet.com/threads/quant-internship-and-graduate-recruitment-a-firms-list.10000/

As banks everywhere look to build up their systematic trading teams as a matter of strategic urgency in the face of competition from electronic market makers like Jane Street and Citadel Securities, a new wave of demand for C++ developers has been unleashed. Justifiably known as one of the most...

Reviews from Fordham are hard to come by. We have only a couple and they are several years old. https://quantnet.com/resources/fordham-university-quantitative-finance-program.22/reviews

The tried and true content tailored for future quantitative finance professionals. It's created by Dr. Daniel Duffy upon his years of experience. The awesome and unique TA Avi, who will provide personal feedback on your coding technique. You won't get those anywhere else, free, paid or otherwise.

The answer is yes. Many top MFE programs accept this C++ certificate to meet their programming requirement. We have thousands of students over the years and I haven't met one that says otherwise :) On the other hand, taking a programming course in college is easy. You likely will get a passing...

You mentioned basic C++. Our C++ isn't basic C++ so you will learn a ton from a financial application perspective. To bring it to the next level and to be able to get the top C++ dev job, you should take the advanced C++ course. After the first course, you get a good discount for the adv course.

Let us know if you still have any question, @lewweihao I would say we have thousands of students over the years and almost everyone gave the course a 5/5 stars with the TA and the forum the most contributing factors to their happiness with the course. Not everyone would write a review but the...

https://quantnet.com/threads/do%E2%80%99s-and-don%E2%80%99ts-of-mfe-applications.12664/ Billy used to review applications for NYU Courant MFin program. Not sure if he still does.

This is true. Retail traders may drive the revolution but there are big players playing both sides of the trade and it's safe to say the biggest win/loss are taken by the biggest players. WSJ has an article about a hedge fund that won 700M on the GME alone...

Yeah, the truck that rolls downhill "in motion".

Hinderburg Research, the one that brought down Nikola and its CEO. This should be interesting.