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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pasion" data-source="post: 13841" data-attributes="member: 1156">Hello all, I am a college sophomore studying software engineering. I am very interested in scientific areas such as scientific computing, modeling & simulation, management science and others such as finance. Quantitative research and other similar technology focused areas within IB's and hedge funds seem really interesting at this time. Without knowing exactly what I want to do in the future at this time, could anyone give me tips on what to do now to keep doors open? By how much will I be limiting opportunities by not taking extra PDE and probability classes? Should I focus my coursework on numerical or finance related applications? More specifically, am I looking too far forward? Grad school seems a few years down the road. </blockquote>