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I am a Canadian student (from Toronto) with an undergraduate degree in Mathematics and Engineering from a Canadian university. I have received multiple offers of admission to some MFE programs. The following are my top choices:
1. University of Toronto: Mathematical Finance
2. Waterloo: Quantitative Finance
3. Rutgers: Mathematical Finance
4. Johns Hopkins: Financial Mathematics (15% financial support)
I am unsure whether I wish to pursue a PhD after graduate studies. I am also unsure whether I wish to live in Canada or the US after graduation. I realize I am not being very informative.
I have taken some hard-core math courses (Stochastic Control Theory, Stochastic Differential Equations) throughout my undergraduate career, so I’m up for a challenge. I know that the Waterloo program is supposed to be the hardest.
I have to make a decision very soon. Any help would be appreciated.
-James
1. University of Toronto: Mathematical Finance
2. Waterloo: Quantitative Finance
3. Rutgers: Mathematical Finance
4. Johns Hopkins: Financial Mathematics (15% financial support)
I am unsure whether I wish to pursue a PhD after graduate studies. I am also unsure whether I wish to live in Canada or the US after graduation. I realize I am not being very informative.
I have taken some hard-core math courses (Stochastic Control Theory, Stochastic Differential Equations) throughout my undergraduate career, so I’m up for a challenge. I know that the Waterloo program is supposed to be the hardest.
I have to make a decision very soon. Any help would be appreciated.
-James
