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Message: <blockquote data-quote="khoatran" data-source="post: 301690" data-attributes="member: 41009">With respect, something must be wrong with your resume. I'm going to MFE Tandon and Baruch is looked up to by people in the industry. Even I, coming in without a degree in math and engineering or cs, got a quant offer. Not sure when you went to Baruch, maybe it was difficult back then? But to be fair, you can't completely blame a program for not delivering your success tho. It really goes down to you personally. Say even if the program gives you your first job, then without self-sufficiency, you won't last on the street for that long. You can only blame the program for not teaching you well. But even in that case, one should be responsible for teaching himself as it is graduate study. I myself applied for over 100 companies during job search, mostly on my own, yet never blame anyone but myself for my failure.Being technically smart, unfortunately, is not the only factor that guarantees one's success.</blockquote>