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Really an undergrad is sufficient for industry, with an mba or mfin really being useful if you’re having a tough time establishing a network or breaking in. I’m pursing a mfin primarily because 1) my stats from my undergrad aren’t good enough to get into a top phd 2) I’m unsure that I want to remain in the industry at the moment and 3) because I feel like I have a number of skills I want to build up on more and it’ll be harder to justify leaving the workforce later on (I’m 24 right now and it’s already hard)to be clearer, the programs I listed above (Stanford, princeton, Columbia) are my top preferences because they cater best to my interests. Fully get that MIT may be workable given my interests, but not necessarily the best fit for them, just something I’ll have to think about if I’m lucky enough to get in
Really an undergrad is sufficient for industry, with an mba or mfin really being useful if you’re having a tough time establishing a network or breaking in. I’m pursing a mfin primarily because 1) my stats from my undergrad aren’t good enough to get into a top phd 2) I’m unsure that I want to remain in the industry at the moment and 3) because I feel like I have a number of skills I want to build up on more and it’ll be harder to justify leaving the workforce later on (I’m 24 right now and it’s already hard)
to be clearer, the programs I listed above (Stanford, princeton, Columbia) are my top preferences because they cater best to my interests. Fully get that MIT may be workable given my interests, but not necessarily the best fit for them, just something I’ll have to think about if I’m lucky enough to get in
