Enough Math for MFE?

[Serina D]

Hi guys, I'm new here. I registered for a few MFE online applications but I'm still worried about my Math background.

I major in Financial Economics and minor in Math.
Math courses I have taken: (all A)
Calculus l
Calculus ll
Multidimensional Calculus
Linear Algebra with Differential Equations
Linear Algebra
Financial Math(Black-Scholes etc.)
Stat courses:
Math Statistics
Probabilities (somewhat calculus based)

No quantitative projects (only project in finance was done in Matlab with assistance) , no programming experience and no math reference letters (all academic referees are finance/economics professors)

It looks like I meet the very basic math requirements of some schools (like Columbia MAFN, UCLA MFE) but as I looked on their website, it seems that almost all students admitted have double majors or have math/engineering/CS background.
That makes me worried.

My other background:
GPA 3.9
GMAT 730 (did not take GRE)
US top 40 university (one semester visit to Oxford)
One start-up investment management equity research internship in NYC and one commercial bank internship

Thank you guys!

 

[Daniel Duffy]

I see very little 'applicable/computational maths' in the list.

 

[zyz]

I see very little 'applicable/computational maths' in the list.

Hi Daniel,
What would be the decent doze of applicable/computational maths?

 

[Hemant Dua]

By Computation Math, I think Mr Duffy means papers in Optimization, Game Theory, Numerical Methods, Econometrics, Mathematical Finance, Mathematical Modelling, and some papers on the applications of programming in Math.

 

[Daniel Duffy]

Hi Daniel,
What would be the decent doze of applicable/computational maths?

At the fundamental level, Numerical Methods (e.g. book by Dahlquist and Bjork (Dover)) does no harm to know.