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Hi,
I am graduating in a couple weeks from undergrad and currently have a job offer as an equity trader at a small firm in NYC. The only problem is the base salary for the first year is very minimal, and it isn't expected to make many bonuses for the first 8-10 months. I am not originally from anywhere near the metropolitan area, so living expenses for the first year would me more than extremely difficult.
I have also been admitted to Fordham's Quantitative Finance program for the fall, where given enough financial aid, it seems like a better situation currently. I also believe the degree will open other doors that weren't available to me during undergrad. Any advice or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Kyle
I am graduating in a couple weeks from undergrad and currently have a job offer as an equity trader at a small firm in NYC. The only problem is the base salary for the first year is very minimal, and it isn't expected to make many bonuses for the first 8-10 months. I am not originally from anywhere near the metropolitan area, so living expenses for the first year would me more than extremely difficult.
I have also been admitted to Fordham's Quantitative Finance program for the fall, where given enough financial aid, it seems like a better situation currently. I also believe the degree will open other doors that weren't available to me during undergrad. Any advice or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Kyle