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Stanford MCF and Yale AM
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What do you like to know about them? They are not your traditional MFE programs so the audience for them here is smaller but growing.
There is an increase in interest about them so we can see if we can get more info and data here specifically Yale AM.
There is an increase in interest about them so we can see if we can get more info and data here specifically Yale AM.
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I'd like to know if these two programs have the same placements as the top 10 traditional MFE programs. Also, how would one make a decision between attending these two and those other MFE programs.
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Good questions.
Placement should be available on their website. All top MFE programs publish it. If not it is a question why. Another place to look for them is the rankings. Currently I don’t know any rankings have them.
You can see how different programs prepare you for different roles by looking at their curriculum, job placement roles, etc.
it will be fun to do your research in the next few months. Ask away.
Placement should be available on their website. All top MFE programs publish it. If not it is a question why. Another place to look for them is the rankings. Currently I don’t know any rankings have them.
You can see how different programs prepare you for different roles by looking at their curriculum, job placement roles, etc.
it will be fun to do your research in the next few months. Ask away.
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