Baruch MFE Baruch MFE - Part Time

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Hello, I hope you are doing well. I just graduated college and got a job as a software engineer in New York. I'm thinking about doing the Baruch MFE program Part-Time, mainly because I can't afford to quit working and because the company will be sponsoring my h1b and then my green card, so I'd like to kill two birds with one stone; however, I'm also considering just waiting and doing the program full time so that I have time to do an internship. I guess what I'd like to is if as a part time student I'll get the same shots as a full time student when hunting quant jobs.

Best,
AJB
 
Baruch MFE partime is the right move in your case. There is no distinction between part-time or full-time as far as career services and job opportunities in their program.
You will take the same classes and have the same access as FT students.
 
Baruch MFE partime is the right move in your case. There is no distinction between part-time or full-time as far as career services and job opportunities in their program.
You will take the same classes and have the same access as FT students.
What about the lack of internships?
 
Baruch MFE partime is the right move in your case. There is no distinction between part-time or full-time as far as career services and job opportunities in their program.
You will take the same classes and have the same access as FT students.
Hi Andy! Do you know how I can meet the finance prerequisite for the program? Can I take the class at a community college or a course online?
 
Hi Andy! Do you know how I can meet the finance prerequisite for the program? Can I take the class at a community college or a course online?
Taking the Advanced Calculus seminar meets the finance prerequisite. Work experience can also be used, or Finance classes from a college.

I highly recommend the Advanced Calculus seminar.
 
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