Guys, actually I'm a summer intern in a PE fund. Eu citizen. Bachelor in France.
I would like to attend a MSF for live and work in US.
To you, which program really worth?
From what I've seen, I considered: **UTA MSF, Vandy MSF, Boston College MSF, Fordham MSF, Baruch MSF, UCLA MFE, Brandeis MSc Finance. **
Goal is to work in city such as NYC, Boston, Houston, Philly. (I prefer NYC or Boston btw)
Do you have advices?
PS: Money is a problem but I'll try to take Loans and scholarship. Given this problem i discarded Columbia or similar ivy league. Best value for money
Ty
As you know I'm in the same situation bro. Follow the post
Find a STEM certified degree such as MS International Econ and Finance at Brandeis or MS Quantitative Finance at Bentley or MS Finance at MIT. Then within 3 years find an employer that will sponsor you in the future or get a green card.
If money is a problem, why not go to Europe? Many better programs there at a cheaper cost. It's also easier to get a long term work Visa - and if you're an EU citizen, even better.
I'm European but I would like to work and live in US, so I'm finding the best value for money MSF. Attending an MSF in EU/UK worth if I continue there. MIT cost a lot of money Bentley is good and Fordham MSGF is STEM and in the heart of NYC. Do you know Fordham? Thank you Finner
best programs for international students (Originally Posted: 03/03/2018)
What are the best programs for international students? Based on location, costs, job prospects, stem qualification etc, Also I am looking for courses that don't have too much of quants. Please help.
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