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Anonymous reviewed the resource University of Oxford - MSc in Mathematical and Computational Finance.NB: I studied in Oxford between 2020 and 2021, mostly during the lockdown period. Therefore, my experience might be very different from...
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Given the timing of the ranking release and the admission cycle, I suspect that most applicants already have a list of programs they... -
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Andy Nguyen reacted to rajivp's post in the thread 2026 QuantNet Rankings of Best Quant Programs in the US with
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has QuantNet ever run a “before vs. after” poll (i see one poll ongoing of where you wnat to apply) as in, which programs applicants... -
T - 2 In the 2026 ranking, we will formally introduce 2 new variables which we've tracked the past few years but not publicly...
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Anonymous reviewed the resource Baruch College - Master in Financial Engineering.The Baruch MFE program has been an incredibly rewarding experience for me. One of the biggest strengths of the program is its career...
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I can not confirm nor deny that GaTech QCF will be #1. I can only say that there will be movement(s) this year.
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Anonymous reviewed the resource UZH ETH - MS in Quantitative Finance.Strengths: Tuition fees are low. While Switzerland is not the cheapest country, it is still possible to survive while spending slightly...
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Anonymous reviewed the resource Kings' College London - MSc Financial Mathematics.Some modules were good and well taught, such as stochastic calculus and numerical methods in finance. However some were not well...
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You can do the Part III and/or do a PhD. That would be the proper path for QR role. Imperial and Oxford MCF are established players in...
