Recent content by marilapi

Hi RUSOE, I'm from Rutgers and too was considering going for their MSMF. The thing you should know is (you probably do) that the MQF program requires 48 credits for completion. The MSMF only requires 36. 12 credits doesn't sound like much but in a part-time setting it could be about a year. Now...

yes but if the most senior pirate is smart, he wouldn't take the chance of offering P1 a coin. P1 can swing either way. Actually, P1 might very well vote against P4's proposal because P4 would get executed and there would be more rum for the rest of the pirates. They are greedy, aren't they? :)

With three pirates, (P3 being more senior, P1 being least). P2, if offered half, will know that P1 was offered nothing so he will vote against it. Then if P2 himself votes against it he knows he will be the most senior leader (66 2/3 % vote against means P3 is executed) and can vote for all the...

You won't have a disadvantage. As long as you do well in the prerequisite coursework your application should be just as competitive as anyone who majored in engineering. Also, as Eugene said, learn C++. It is one of the most important languages used by quants and it is great to have some...

Thanks for your response Andy. I have talked to the program director. I can be admitted to the B.S.-M.S. program next year and the credits I take towards the MS will count. The program does cost less than any other schools I have looked at. Also, I don't think the grad credits I take here would...

I'm currently an undergrad in the Aerospace Engineering Program at Rutgers. I'm finishing the program a semester early with 15 credits toward the MSMF. I can finish both degrees in four years which I think is pretty good-- (BS and MS by the time I'm 22 years old). Should I consider, though...