Harvard's Finance Master’s Degree Program
Hello Monkeys,
I was wondering if the Finance Master's Degree Program at Harvard is considered an actual master's degree (MSF) or if it is a certificate? (Link: https://extension.harvard.edu/academics/programs/finance-graduate-program/#outcomes). For anyone who has taken this, what was your experience like?
I recently graduated with an MBA and am currently in Investment Banking. I would love to take this to improve my network and knowledge and gain more experience.
Hey there,
Based on the most helpful WSO content, the Master of Liberal Arts in Finance offered by Harvard Extension School is indeed a master's degree, not a certificate. It's a program that allows you to further your goals while still working full-time, which seems to align with your current situation as an investment banker.
As for the experience, it can vary. Some students have found the classes and professors to be a bit hit or miss. However, it's important to note that many choose this program because it allows them to balance their professional commitments with their educational goals.
Remember, every educational journey is unique and what works for one might not work for another. It's always a good idea to reach out to alumni or current students to get a firsthand account of their experiences.
Hope this helps! Keep swinging from those branches!
Sources: HARVARD EXTENSION SCHOOL ???? Master of liberal arts in finance ????
harvard extension school is not harvard
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