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It seems that USC is more like a party school...
Its quant school seems to be not famous enough.
Oh,I am not trying to put some argument here...I'm trying to get some advice to figure out which one of them is better in this program...
Reasons why I joined the Illinois Institute of Technologys Master in Finance program | Quant Network
This is how I picked. Maybe it will help.
I'm admitted to this program. Does anyone have any idea with this program? everything about it, professor, curriculum, internship and any other thing.
I have to make a choice between USC and Rutgers.
Are you asking the same question again in the same thread? I thought you made your decision already.
From what I heard from speaking with all the MSMF students:
One class takes up half your time. The professor of that class (also the chairman of the program) is not a person you generally want to take classes from (or be around). From having tried to speak with him myself, I can absolutely corroborate this statement.
The jobs in the job bank, from what a friend tells me, simply point you to a recruiting website, and all of those positions are experienced positions as well. Oh, and the one person responsible for placing students? She left for another position, so now nobody's really there to do that.
The poor MSMF students at Rutgers are getting fleeced--it's that simple.
Most of students said they got beat up by the program, you never get rest because of the heavy course work. Is it also mean you can learn more skills?