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jsmiller1986

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Hello--I just signed up to quantnet. I have been interested in pursuing a Masters in Finance/Financial Engineering/Certificate in quant finance for quite a while. I went to an undergrad business program (majored in finance) but wanted more math. Now I work full time and am married. So my math is rusty but I would love to still take classes (preferably w/o costing a lot of $$$). I definitely need refresher courses. Any advice??:smt100

Thanks.
 
CQF

Thank you Andy. Would you know another reference with whom I can speak that could verify the reputation of this program? I know the lecturers there are famous but I do not know many people who are familiar with the actual program. Thanks again for your help and advice!
 
CQF

Just curious--how did you hear about the CQF program? Thanks again for all your help and advice, Andy.
 
jsmiller1986 said:
Just curious--how did you hear about the CQF program? Thanks again for all your help and advice, Andy.
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Paul Wilmott's CQF program is well known in the industry. Check his website at:

http://www.wilmott.org/cqf.cfm

One of Wilmott's associates, Dominic Connor, is a member of Quantnet. I'm sure he will give you more information if you PM him directly.
 
CQF

Thank you, Alain. How can I PM him directly (I just recently became a member of this site)? Thanks.
 
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