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Whoops. I applied December 31st, not January 31st.Hey, For the IEOR dept. offered MFE program, the application deadline was 5th January I believe. Are you talking about the same program?
Whoops. I applied December 31st, not January 31st.Hey, For the IEOR dept. offered MFE program, the application deadline was 5th January I believe. Are you talking about the same program?
You said that you applied on January 31st but the deadline was Jan 5th is it the financial engineering program or another one at Columbia?I received an email that the admissions committee made their decision.
It was a mistake. I submitted my application December 31st.You said that you applied on January 31st but the deadline was Jan 5th is it the financial engineering program or another one at Columbia?
IEORWait when you say MFE do you mean the one in the IEOR department - Financial Engineering ? Or the one in the Business School - Financial Economics
I decided on Columbia. The tuition cost is about on par (70k for NYU and 72k for Columbia). I received a partial scholarship from NYU which made a difference in tuition cost. However, Columbia's program is a semester shorter than NYU, so that extra couple months of working will cover the money I would have saved at NYU. Best of luck!were you able to decide where do you want to go? even i am facing the same issue and confused between NYU Tandon and Columbia MFE. How much is the approx cost of Columbia MFE program ?
what is the duration for NYU tandon MFE, is it a 2 year program?I decided on Columbia. The tuition cost is about on par (70k for NYU and 72k for Columbia). I received a partial scholarship from NYU which made a difference in tuition cost. However, Columbia's program is a semester shorter than NYU, so that extra couple months of working will cover the money I would have saved at NYU. Best of luck!
Just google itwhat is the duration for NYU tandon MFE, is it a 2 year program?
Hi! Can I ask what's the deposit deadline of Columbia MFE in 2019? Thanks!!I decided on Columbia. The tuition cost is about on par (70k for NYU and 72k for Columbia). I received a partial scholarship from NYU which made a difference in tuition cost. However, Columbia's program is a semester shorter than NYU, so that extra couple months of working will cover the money I would have saved at NYU. Best of luck!
Hi! Can I ask what's the deposit deadline of Columbia MFE in 2019? Is there only one single deposit deadline in 2019? Thanks!!were you able to decide where do you want to go? even i am facing the same issue and confused between NYU Tandon and Columbia MFE. How much is the approx cost of Columbia MFE program ?
Yeah I agree. Tandon is such a risk.If you have money go for Columbia no doubts in that, if you have a budget issue tandon isnt a bad shout. I am going to random too. It has been risking in rankings and is on right track under Peter Carr.
I think the ROI if one goes to CU is much greater. There are fewer pure quant roles coming out of Tandon. The programs are inherently different and I think they shouldn't be compared. I mean, I get what you are saying, that you would take Columbia anyday. Am emphasizing on that and believe that the environment and the access to alumni that CU offers is unparalleled. So no, it's not about the money here. I think it's best if we choose the right school in terms of fit and in terms of curriculum. Please tell us how you chose Tandon? And congratulations on getting into Columbia and Tandon! Must have been a tough choice to choose between the two.If you have money go for Columbia no doubts in that, if you have a budget issue tandon isnt a bad shout. I am going to random too. It has been risking in rankings and is on right track under Peter Carr.
I didnt get/ even apply to columbia as at that tome I thought I dont belong to the league. I do accept columbia is a much better school than NYU but nyu is the best I had. Lets not compare these two but as I said Tandon isnt a bad shout much better than most non ivy mfe courses.I think the ROI if one goes to CU is much greater. There are fewer pure quant roles coming out of Tandon. The programs are inherently different and I think they shouldn't be compared. I mean, I get what you are saying, that you would take Columbia anyday. Am emphasizing on that and believe that the environment and the access to alumni that CU offers is unparalleled. So no, it's not about the money here. I think it's best if we choose the right school in terms of fit and in terms of curriculum. Please tell us how you chose Tandon? And congratulations on getting into Columbia and Tandon! Must have been a tough choice to choose between the two.