Master of Science in Finance

Hey folks,

I am interested in getting a phd in Finance. However, I am very confused as at what school to go to? Most business schools do not offer a master that will prepare you for a phd in Finance. I was looking into Maryland and they appeared interesting. Anyone wanna jump in with a few comments and hints?

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You obviously didn't even TRY the search bar. ANT (Who is the most active user on this whole website) has an entire website (http://msfhq.com/) dedicated to Masters of Science in Finance [and comparable] programs. I have no idea why you would want to do a Ph.D. in Finance other than for a career in academia, but regardless Maryland is by no means a top MSF program. Check the site and PLZ use the search function.

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