Andy Nguyen's latest activity
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Yes, you can complete as fast as you can. All the courses on QuantNet are self-pacing. Here are a few projects by our members... -
As a Computer Science major, you can benefit from some quant finance courses that specifically tailored for MFE applicants. I would...
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Good idea. You will find plenty of members who took the C++ course and got in at those top programs here...
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I am US, I go to school in Chicago. That's really helpful, I think I'm more likely to take C++ as UChi course was entirely in Python...
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Apply as soon as you can, preferably during their earliest round. Best of luck and I hope to see your moving positively through their...
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First of all, US or international student? If US, you have a better shot than you realize. If not, let's prioritize things you can do...
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What will really strengthen your applications is to take the C++ course, start doing leetcode right after that while going this list...
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It may not make a big difference but it will be a plus nonetheless.
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I would advise that you take that first job, work a few years, pay off your student debt and reassess once you have a few of the kind of...
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You are not alone. Equip with everything you read here, you should be able to beat the odds and get into some good programs. Start...
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As someone who went through the same Math PhD process (number theory specifically), I would say that doing a math PhD for the sole...
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Wharton Business school announced a new Master in Quantitative Finance program as a result of a $60 million donation by Dr. Bruce...
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I would second @arohan about having a good understanding of the career goal, how your profile and the program will be a good fit...
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Use the resume template here -> Investment Banking Resume Template. The centre aligned headings look very weird. Also, I'd remove the...
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I think UK rankings matter a lot more than in the US because UK job market is very small compared to Wall Street. A degree from...
