So I was admitted to all three above, and I'm doing interview at another one I'd definitely rank above all three. The issue is, NYU tell me to response before March 10th (said 4 week upon receive offer), when I might not have heard back from other programs.
Therefore, assuming the worst scenario, I'll need to make decision from these three programs: UCLA, NYU Courant, or Cornell. I found them on par with each other and hard to discern which one is advantageous. My main concern is career service and networks.
Background about me:
International, Family applied Green Card but will take at least 1-2 years.
Top 10 Undergrad, Applied Math + Econ.
Two full-time RA experience in undergrad, upcoming 1 internship in my home nation, financial related but not quantitative.
Did quite some Statistics courses (Markov Chains, Time-Dependent Data etc.) and some math in undergrad.
I believe my main weakness is career advancement (landing on first proper internship/job). I'm inclined to NYU for its placement and reputation in math, but saw that their career advancement is not good from QuantNet program comment section. I'm not sure about the other two.
Any help and suggestion is greatly appreciated.
Therefore, assuming the worst scenario, I'll need to make decision from these three programs: UCLA, NYU Courant, or Cornell. I found them on par with each other and hard to discern which one is advantageous. My main concern is career service and networks.
Background about me:
International, Family applied Green Card but will take at least 1-2 years.
Top 10 Undergrad, Applied Math + Econ.
Two full-time RA experience in undergrad, upcoming 1 internship in my home nation, financial related but not quantitative.
Did quite some Statistics courses (Markov Chains, Time-Dependent Data etc.) and some math in undergrad.
I believe my main weakness is career advancement (landing on first proper internship/job). I'm inclined to NYU for its placement and reputation in math, but saw that their career advancement is not good from QuantNet program comment section. I'm not sure about the other two.
Any help and suggestion is greatly appreciated.