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Hi folks,
This idea came to me just hours ago, and I wish to hear some thoughts from you guys.
I'm in the final year of college(double majors in finance and financial math, 4 classes away from BS degree in finance, but due to special interests in quantitative field, should I take more classes in Math? say typology, real&complex analysis, abstract algebra etc.? these are not required by my current track to follow. In that case, there's no way I could finish the 4 finance classes left since I'm also taking on some C++ classes plus some stat ones. Just want to hear from you, which one is a more responsible choice for my career? The rest finance classes seem to be easy and no very useful plus I've passed CFA I exam already. Very puzzled....
This idea came to me just hours ago, and I wish to hear some thoughts from you guys.
I'm in the final year of college(double majors in finance and financial math, 4 classes away from BS degree in finance, but due to special interests in quantitative field, should I take more classes in Math? say typology, real&complex analysis, abstract algebra etc.? these are not required by my current track to follow. In that case, there's no way I could finish the 4 finance classes left since I'm also taking on some C++ classes plus some stat ones. Just want to hear from you, which one is a more responsible choice for my career? The rest finance classes seem to be easy and no very useful plus I've passed CFA I exam already. Very puzzled....