Hi, I'm a junior undergraduate double majoring in Mathematics & Statistics at UCSB. I'm planning to apply MFEs this fall however I'm concerned by the lack of internship experience. However, coursework wise, I have done alot.
From the Math side, I have taken Cal I,II,III, Linear Algebra & DIfferential Equations, Real Analysis I,II, PDEs.
From the Statistics, I have take a year sequence of Probability and Statistics, Regression Analysis, Time Series, Statistical Learning, Stochastic Processes and Bayesian Stats. My GPA is decent(3.85). Relevant to Finance, I have only taken Mathematical Finance and planning to take Stochastic Calculus(Graduate class) in fall which uses the book(Arbitrage theory in Cts time) by Bjork. Should I even bother applying to MFEs with no experience? Are there any MFE programs that prefer applicants with very rigorous Mathematical and Statistical background?
Note: I'm an "international student" in US.
From the Math side, I have taken Cal I,II,III, Linear Algebra & DIfferential Equations, Real Analysis I,II, PDEs.
From the Statistics, I have take a year sequence of Probability and Statistics, Regression Analysis, Time Series, Statistical Learning, Stochastic Processes and Bayesian Stats. My GPA is decent(3.85). Relevant to Finance, I have only taken Mathematical Finance and planning to take Stochastic Calculus(Graduate class) in fall which uses the book(Arbitrage theory in Cts time) by Bjork. Should I even bother applying to MFEs with no experience? Are there any MFE programs that prefer applicants with very rigorous Mathematical and Statistical background?
Note: I'm an "international student" in US.
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