Hi, since my previous experiences are mostly focused on engineering, I probably need a program with good finance exposure and education. Which program, among Cornell MFE, Columbia MFEngineering, CMU MSCF, UChicago MathFin, NYU MathFin, would be better? Also, if I want to be a quant trader in future, do I need good finance knowledge? For quant researcher this might not be very necessary but I'm not sure for trading roles. Thanks!
MFE programs w/ good finance education?
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I don’t know much on Cornell’s program so I’m going to exclude it. I broke my rankings into 2 based off finance core courses and finance elective courses.
Core courses: (1) CMU, (2) Chicago, (3) NYU, (4) Columbia
Elective courses: (1) NYU and Columbia, (2) Chicago, (3) CMU
Core courses: (1) CMU, (2) Chicago, (3) NYU, (4) Columbia
Elective courses: (1) NYU and Columbia, (2) Chicago, (3) CMU
I would add MIT MFin to your considerations. The program seems to be designed with someone like you in mind.
Finance is part of their core.
I can't speak to quant trading, but it's useful for scaling fundamental equity and credit forecasts.
It also becomes important should you have the misfortune to become a manager at some point in your career with budget responsibility.
Finance is part of their core.
I can't speak to quant trading, but it's useful for scaling fundamental equity and credit forecasts.
It also becomes important should you have the misfortune to become a manager at some point in your career with budget responsibility.
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