- Joined
- 3/19/12
- Messages
- 1
- Points
- 11
Till now I've got 3 ads, MSMF@USC, MS Comp-Fi@UW, MSQF@Fordham, respectively. And I'm looking forward suggestions sincerely.
USC's program is the one with the best rankings in the three. But its location is not so good as Fordham. (Is Los Angeles really a bad place to find a FE job? ) I just want to find a job after my graduation, so the factors which may affect this are very important to me, such as reputation, strength and location.
I do not refuse to pursue a PHD after MS because PHD is quite valued in my country and Stats of UW is very strong. And Fordham also provide the opportunity to go on a PHD in Finance.
And the last factor is the cost. Fordham is much more expensive than the other two, which makes this program hard to choose...
So, given that job>PHD>cost, which program might be more suitable for me? And what personal qualities do matter in job hunting?
Thanks!
BTW, I'm still waiting results from MSFM@Chicago, MAMF@Columbia, MEFE@Cornell, MSF(Quant Track)@WUSTL, MSFE@UMich and MSMF@BU.
USC's program is the one with the best rankings in the three. But its location is not so good as Fordham. (Is Los Angeles really a bad place to find a FE job? ) I just want to find a job after my graduation, so the factors which may affect this are very important to me, such as reputation, strength and location.
I do not refuse to pursue a PHD after MS because PHD is quite valued in my country and Stats of UW is very strong. And Fordham also provide the opportunity to go on a PHD in Finance.
And the last factor is the cost. Fordham is much more expensive than the other two, which makes this program hard to choose...
So, given that job>PHD>cost, which program might be more suitable for me? And what personal qualities do matter in job hunting?
Thanks!
BTW, I'm still waiting results from MSFM@Chicago, MAMF@Columbia, MEFE@Cornell, MSF(Quant Track)@WUSTL, MSFE@UMich and MSMF@BU.
