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Hi my name is Lindizwi H Dhlamini(known as Mr L). I am a South African. I would like to first thank everyone for posting comments. I have learn a lot from reading the comments and gain an interest in this field of Quants. I would like to know how can I increase the chance of being accepted to the MFE programme that is advertise here. I have completed a B.Sc in Applied Mathematics and Statistics in University of KwaZulu-Natal (in South Africa). Today I have just been informed that I have passed all the modules in B.Sc Honours in Applied Mathematics(in UKZN) including the the Honours project(my honours project topic was : Pricing American Options ).I planned next year to do my Masters in UKZN.The reason is I only did one module in which was Introduction to Financial Mathematics at my Undergraduate .Now I am so interested in this field I want to learn almost anything I can be well-rounded .That is why I think it better if I first do my M.Sc then apply for an MFE course.But now what mark should I target at MSc and also how can I apply for for funding on that side.Any comment is welcome to say if there is a better way to get to MFE that could be better than the planned I have is welcome.And also can someone tell what does it means of 2:1 ration of pass here in South Africa we use symbols as follows A: 75-100%, B:70-74% , C : 60-69% D : 50-59% then any thing below 50% is a fail in university or the following way is used 00-49 % Fail 50-59 % Pass Third class , 60-69 % Pass second class (Lower division) , 70-74% PAss Second Class(upper Division) , 75 and above (Pass-First class)
Hi my name is Lindizwi H Dhlamini(known as Mr L). I am a South African. I would like to first thank everyone for posting comments. I have learn a lot from reading the comments and gain an interest in this field of Quants. I would like to know how can I increase the chance of being accepted to the MFE programme that is advertise here. I have completed a B.Sc in Applied Mathematics and Statistics in University of KwaZulu-Natal (in South Africa). Today I have just been informed that I have passed all the modules in B.Sc Honours in Applied Mathematics(in UKZN) including the the Honours project(my honours project topic was : Pricing American Options ).I planned next year to do my Masters in UKZN.The reason is I only did one module in which was Introduction to Financial Mathematics at my Undergraduate .Now I am so interested in this field I want to learn almost anything I can be well-rounded .That is why I think it better if I first do my M.Sc then apply for an MFE course.But now what mark should I target at MSc and also how can I apply for for funding on that side.Any comment is welcome to say if there is a better way to get to MFE that could be better than the planned I have is welcome.And also can someone tell what does it means of 2:1 ration of pass here in South Africa we use symbols as follows A: 75-100%, B:70-74% , C : 60-69% D : 50-59% then any thing below 50% is a fail in university or the following way is used
00-49 % Fail 50-59 % Pass Third class , 60-69 % Pass second class (Lower division) , 70-74% PAss Second Class(upper Division) , 75 and above (Pass-First class)
