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A few colleges that I am interested in :
UIUC , Columbia, Claremont Graduate University, Imperial College London, Manchester Business School, LSE , Oxford, Vanderbilt, Univ of Toronto, Univ of Waterloo, Warwick, Boston, CMU ( comp. finance), Georgia Tech, Georgia State Univ (Risk mgmt.), Univ of Michigan - Ann Arbor.
Please group these universities and do include significant others.
Also include any idea about the placement information concerning these universities.
We should have a "Buy me a beer" button on Connor profile so people can get him a beer for all the help that he's done.
@esahione - I think you have a great chance, a very impressive profile. Just make sure you take the time to do a great job on your statement of purpose.
I was thinking about writing about the reasons behind my choice to leave Brazil and pursue my education here in the US, why I'm interested in quantitative finance and how I got interested in it, and the reasons why the specific program I'm applying to interests me.
Only problem: is my current internship helping me??
It’s my first time posting here, and I’d really appreciate some feedback on my profile. This is a great community by the way. Thanks in advance!
I have been working in New York for just over two years as an analyst/trader at a small (<300mm) fixed income hedge fund investing in distressed debt and structured products. The reason I am considering MFE programs (both full-time and part-time if available) is because I’m very interested in the material, and much prefer classroom structure over self-study. It might also help with my day-to-day work with structured products (i.e. RMBS, CMBS, ABS)
Age: 23
Target Schools: NYU, UCB, Princeton, Stanford, CMU, Columbia
Education: Triple major in Math, Computer Science, and Economics at top 3 liberal arts school. Graduated with honors and a 3.6 GPA. CFA Level 3 Candidate
Math courses taken: Multivariable Calculus, Probability, Statistics, Differential Equations, Linear Algebra, Abstract Algebra, Real Analysis
Programming: have in written programs several years ago in Java, C, C++, C#, and Matlab. In the last two years, I have only occasionally needed to do some programming in VBA; everything else was modeled in excel or using third-party tools.
GRE: N/A (taking it this month)
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Can you please give me feedback as to what my chances are at these schools? Thanks.
1) Should I be worried that a 3.6 GPA might hurt my chances of getting in?
2) Will it be easier to get into a part-time program at NYU or Columbia (MAFN) than their full-time program?
3) If anyone here has done part time with either school, I'd like to know how doable it is to take two classes each semester for three years.