Recent content by StevenBachrach

Ilya, I graduated from both the Stat program and the MSMF at Rutgers and I can honestly say even with the higher tuition you get a lot more bang for your buck with the MSMF. You are not just paying for the employer connection; you are also getting access to extra classes that you can't take as...

I assume you mean Dec 2008. As a December 2008 graduate myself, I can vouch for this information. http://www.finmath.rutgers.edu/index.php?d=news&p=news_view&id=8

If you have any specific questions about the Rutgers MSMF feel free to PM me.

I just graduated from the Rutgers MSMF program. I'd be happy to help you with any specific questions/concerns you may have.

Simple... make 1 group of 10 and 1 group of 90. Flip over all the coins in the group of 10 and you've got you solution.

Hard to say. You haven't given me too much information. Your GPA is probably more important than your GRE. Plus admission is getting more difficult every year.

I'm Steven Bachrach, a Master's student at Rutgers. I will be completing both the MSMF and an MS in Statistics this semester. If anyone has any questions about the program feel free to message me.

I interviewed with them last year for a Quantitative Assistant Trader Intern. The first two round were all Brainteasers/Probability Questions.

Last year we accepted about 50/220 applicants with the applicant pool expected to get more competitive this year after the Advanced Trading Rankings were published.