Do the 3-2 Program. I personally think it is one of the hidden gems offered at Fordham for like you mentioned not a very high GPA threshold. Apart from the fact that the Columbia brand will open more doors than Fordham I very strongly believe that an engineering degree far outweighs that of a strictly Finance degree at this point. While the extra cost may seem like a lot at the moment I wouldn't sweat it. Apply for scholarships, become a RA (full room & Board at Fordham), and work/intern part time if need be. Overall you won't regret when after 5 years you'll have a Engineering degree from Columbia.
Full disclosure, I went to Fordham and was a strictly finance guy and landed a FO S&T seat at a BB.
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Would do 3+2 myself but you really need to be the type that enjoys engineering work. Finance is a lot easier as a curriculum to me than my Math/Engineering stuff
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Do the 3-2 Program. I personally think it is one of the hidden gems offered at Fordham for like you mentioned not a very high GPA threshold. Apart from the fact that the Columbia brand will open more doors than Fordham I very strongly believe that an engineering degree far outweighs that of a strictly Finance degree at this point. While the extra cost may seem like a lot at the moment I wouldn't sweat it. Apply for scholarships, become a RA (full room & Board at Fordham), and work/intern part time if need be. Overall you won't regret when after 5 years you'll have a Engineering degree from Columbia.
Full disclosure, I went to Fordham and was a strictly finance guy and landed a FO S&T seat at a BB.
Would do 3+2 myself but you really need to be the type that enjoys engineering work. Finance is a lot easier as a curriculum to me than my Math/Engineering stuff
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Et dolor impedit rerum aut. Nobis blanditiis est voluptatem ut illum qui quam. Officiis voluptate perspiciatis magnam asperiores.
Natus et et ullam. Nobis deserunt eos accusamus eum id esse repellendus. Id sunt inventore eaque possimus. Consequatur voluptatem voluptatem ut voluptatem corporis.
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