Recent content by ReBorn

I meant Master programs in Stats/Math/CS and not FE. Try to find a funded program or just apply for a PhD. I think getting into CMU or Baruch may be difficult given your profile, but you can try anyway...

If I were you then I would try to do a masters degree at a slightly better school than you are at right now (don't get me wrong, it may be a good school but I never even heared of it). I am thinking on the level of Cornell, Univ Michigan, UCLA, etc. If you want to do something quantitative then...

How about Advanced Calculus by Folland?

I would start with something like Resnick's Probability Path. There are also good books by Durrett, Ash, Gut. To learn the basics of stochastic differential equations check out Oksendal (a more advanced text on the topic is by Karatsaz and Shreeve). <iframe...

I would just get the book by Oksendal, its fairly cheap. There is also a book by Steele that is more finance-oriented, and has solutions to its exercises online, so that might be something worth looking into. As far as purely online resources go, google is your friend. Here are some that I...

When one applies for an MFE-type degree, how does one deal with bad marks in early years? My situation is this: In my first year of university my marks were terrible (I wasn't even thinking about marks/grad school at the time), however they've been improving and in my last 3 years its been...