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Hello, Quantnet Community,
I am a Mechanical Engineer. I am currently pursuing two Masters from the University of North Carolina Charlotte.
First being, Masters in Mathematics with a concentration in Applied Statistics and the second one is Masters in Mathematical finance with Computational Finance track.
I will be graduating in May 2020. My current GPA for both Masters is 3.8.
I have undertaken Graduate-level courses such as Analysis, Financial Economic theory, Derivatives, Stochastic Calculus in Finance, Fixed Income and Credit Risk, Statistical Inference, Advanced Derivatives with Python, Linear Statistical Models, Cross-section econometrics in my first two years of study.
In my final year, I will be undertaking Numerical Methods for Financial Derivatives, Financial Computing, Multivariate analysis, Time series econometrics and will also be working on my research seminar which is like a mini-thesis in the coming fall semester.
During my masters, I have worked on a couple of quant finance projects in Python, Stata, Matlab and will also be working on new projects in my last year.
My GRE score is 320 with 167 in Quant.
I am really interested and wish to pursue a Ph.D. from top institutions from Fall 2020 like
Thank you for taking the time to give me crucial advice.
I am a Mechanical Engineer. I am currently pursuing two Masters from the University of North Carolina Charlotte.
First being, Masters in Mathematics with a concentration in Applied Statistics and the second one is Masters in Mathematical finance with Computational Finance track.
I will be graduating in May 2020. My current GPA for both Masters is 3.8.
I have undertaken Graduate-level courses such as Analysis, Financial Economic theory, Derivatives, Stochastic Calculus in Finance, Fixed Income and Credit Risk, Statistical Inference, Advanced Derivatives with Python, Linear Statistical Models, Cross-section econometrics in my first two years of study.
In my final year, I will be undertaking Numerical Methods for Financial Derivatives, Financial Computing, Multivariate analysis, Time series econometrics and will also be working on my research seminar which is like a mini-thesis in the coming fall semester.
During my masters, I have worked on a couple of quant finance projects in Python, Stata, Matlab and will also be working on new projects in my last year.
My GRE score is 320 with 167 in Quant.
I am really interested and wish to pursue a Ph.D. from top institutions from Fall 2020 like
- Cornell University
- Boston University
- Princeton University
- Columbia University
- UNC-Chapel Hill
- Stony Brook University
- The University of Florida ( Dept of Industry and System Engineering )
- Florida State University
- Purdue University
- University of Pennsylvania
Thank you for taking the time to give me crucial advice.