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For a comprehensive list of programs, IAFE website is a good source International Association of Financial Engineers - Academic Programs

Specially, they have a spreadsheet that compares these programs. They seem to be very up-to-date with the info. I saw UCLA is already listed there. There are a few surprises new comers for 2007 and 2008 (UCLA, University of Cambridge, University of Minnesota, NYU Dual degree program)
http://www.iafe.org/documents/AcademicProgramComparison.xls

The info in the spreadsheet is usually from the website or provided by the program. You can dig a few nuggets in there.

Polytech program: the program size is 254 students. What ??????
Tulan size is 80
UIUC is 118. All FT
Claremont size is 70 FT:10PT
GWU size is 130
Georgia Tech: 105FT:5PT

These numbers blow me away.

<blockquote data-quote="Tigga" data-source="post: 14394" data-attributes="member: 167">For a comprehensive list of programs, IAFE website is a good source <a href="http://www.iafe.org/resources_acad.html" target="_blank">International Association of Financial Engineers - Academic Programs</a>Specially, they have a spreadsheet that compares these programs. They seem to be very up-to-date with the info. I saw UCLA is already listed there. There are a few surprises new comers for 2007 and 2008 (UCLA, University of Cambridge, University of Minnesota, NYU Dual degree program) <a href="http://www.iafe.org/documents/AcademicProgramComparison.xls" target="_blank">http://www.iafe.org/documents/AcademicProgramComparison.xls</a>The info in the spreadsheet is usually from the website or provided by the program. You can dig a few nuggets in there.Polytech program: the program size is 254 students. What ??????Tulan size is 80UIUC is 118. All FTClaremont size is 70 FT:10PTGWU size is 130 Georgia Tech: 105FT:5PTThese numbers blow me away.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tigga, post: 14394, member: 167"] For a comprehensive list of programs, IAFE website is a good source [URL="http://www.iafe.org/resources_acad.html"]International Association of Financial Engineers - Academic Programs[/URL] Specially, they have a spreadsheet that compares these programs. They seem to be very up-to-date with the info. I saw UCLA is already listed there. There are a few surprises new comers for 2007 and 2008 (UCLA, University of Cambridge, University of Minnesota, NYU Dual degree program) [URL]http://www.iafe.org/documents/AcademicProgramComparison.xls[/URL] The info in the spreadsheet is usually from the website or provided by the program. You can dig a few nuggets in there. Polytech program: the program size is 254 students. What ?????? Tulan size is 80 UIUC is 118. All FT Claremont size is 70 FT:10PT GWU size is 130 Georgia Tech: 105FT:5PT These numbers blow me away. [/QUOTE]

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