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age: 32
Work Experience: I am an FX Options prop trader and with an experience of 7 years.
Education: BBA and then straight onto and MBA in Finance (both from Top Unis in Pakistan). No significant math was involved just took an introductory calculus course. However took two stats courses which involved hypotheses testing, different probability distributions, linear regression of single and multiple variables and time series analysis. Average GPAs.
Plan to take the following math courses:
1) Calculus.
2) Multivariate calculus.
3) Linear Algebra.
4) PDEs.
5) Numerical Analysis.
6) Advanced C++.
Have also done CFA and FRM. and scored 790 0n GRE quant.
My question is that whether my planned math prep with current profile will help me get into berkley, CMU or Columbia.
Will also appreciate Dominic's opinion on the MTF program at Cass.
I am not looking at purely front office quant jobs but am rather more inclined towards market risk in a bank.
Work Experience: I am an FX Options prop trader and with an experience of 7 years.
Education: BBA and then straight onto and MBA in Finance (both from Top Unis in Pakistan). No significant math was involved just took an introductory calculus course. However took two stats courses which involved hypotheses testing, different probability distributions, linear regression of single and multiple variables and time series analysis. Average GPAs.
Plan to take the following math courses:
1) Calculus.
2) Multivariate calculus.
3) Linear Algebra.
4) PDEs.
5) Numerical Analysis.
6) Advanced C++.
Have also done CFA and FRM. and scored 790 0n GRE quant.
My question is that whether my planned math prep with current profile will help me get into berkley, CMU or Columbia.
Will also appreciate Dominic's opinion on the MTF program at Cass.
I am not looking at purely front office quant jobs but am rather more inclined towards market risk in a bank.