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I've already made my sentiments clear. But also pay attention to more mature people like Andy who says it's difficult to look even one year ahead. With all humility, I feel that pursuing a degree in quant finance is too committal today: it's a sucker bet, with the odds stacked against one. But pursue a degree in PDEs/probability/numerical analysis, and then see which way the cookie crumbles. The idea is to retain flexibility so that if one can't become a quant, one can still teach calculus to morons in some community college.