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So I just started looking into MFE/MSFE graduate programs and I am becoming increasingly interested. However, I noticed on many websites it says students who apply should have an undergrad degree in a hard quantitative science (math/physics). Is this a rule that is strictly enforced by the gatekeepers or can there be some leeway? I am worried that this might hold me back considering I am in my senior year working towards an interdisciplinary math/econ degree.
Also, when is the best time to apply to these types of programs (straight out of college/after a few years of work experience)?
Sincerely,
Noob
Also, when is the best time to apply to these types of programs (straight out of college/after a few years of work experience)?
Sincerely,
Noob