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I've been graduated (major in math) from college since 2012. Been looking for a good pre-MFE program to brush up my math skills then I came across Baruch Pre-MFE program. I would love to take all three of the math preparatory courses but unfortunately it's on-site only. As a foreigner (not in US...

Hi I've recently applied and been interviewed for an entry level position in an investment firm as quantitative analyst. I was just informed to have a 2nd round interview in which I have to present a trading strategy from any instruments with the use of statistics and quantitative analysis. The...

Hi I've recently applied and been interviewed for an entry level position in an investment firm as quantitative analyst. I was just informed to have a 2nd round interview in which I have to present a trading strategy from any instruments with the use of statistics and quantitative analysis. The...

I recently just received an offer from this program and have to make a decision if I want to take up the offer in a few weeks. This is a new program, according to the website, and can be completed in 3 semesters (36 credits). Here are some core courses: Applied Analytics in the Organizational...

I would like to know what my chances are to get into top MFE programs (CMU, NYU, Columbia, UCLA etc). Graduated in 2012, majored in Math, GPA 3.56 Had two analyst internships in boutique asset management firms before graduated More than 2 years of full time working experience in finance...

I was shocked and pissed when I saw my quant score after the test. Q: 160 V:152 A: 3.5 While I was preparing the test, I always got at least 165 in quant on Manhattan practice tests and got 167/169 on the ETS powerprep. I still cannot believe how and why I got only 160 in the real test. Given...

I'm a junior college student, majoring in Mathematics with Finance concentration. Recently, I've been figuring out what I'm gonna do after college since I only have one year left in college. I'm kind of lost right now. Quant-to-be seems to be one of the options ( means I have to go for MFE...

Does anyone have any insight to the the Investment Banking Institute (IBI) program? How those professionals think about the graduates from this institute? For a referenece, here's the link to the website: http://ibtraining.com/

It's January now, and it's time for me to apply for internship. I hope it's not too late to start now. I need some helps on my resume. I have no prior work experience in any finance field. I'm currently working in a restaurant as a part-time server and have another job in the school library as...

1. Boston, Massachusetts, USA 2. Chicago, Illinois, USA 3. Dubai, United Arab Emirates 4. Frankfurt, Germany 5. Hong Kong, China 6. London, England 7. New York, New York, USA 8. San Francisco, California, USA 9. Tokyo, Japan 10. Zurich, Switzerland Surprisingly, NYC is not even in Top 3...

For those who Planning to work in Asia I'm an Asian student who came to America a year ago to get an undergraduate degree. I'm planning to get a master degree of FE right after I get out of college and hopefully I can get a job in Chicago or NYC (that would be the best-case scenario). However...

In order to get admitted into those top MFE programs, I know GRE is one of the important requirements. I'm going to take the test next fall. Although it's still kind of early now, as an international student, my English is limited, So I really need to put some efforts in the verbal and writing...

I'm a math junior at the University of Mississippi. Because the fact that I'm not an Ivy League student, I'm worried about the chance for me to get into the MFE program of any from any of the top 10 schools. I'll be graduated in another 3 semesters and I think I really need to do something now...

HI, I am a Mathematics and Finance double major undergraduate student. I am currently studying at University of Mississippi. I need to conduct a research about the financial market now. And I am sponsored to go to Chicago to interview anyone who might be helpful to my research. Is there any...

What's up guys? This is actually my first post in this forum. I am a junior undergraduate and I am getting two degrees in Math and Finance. I know one of the important skills to be a quant is programming. So, this semester I decided to take my first C++ programming class. I have few...