I know about Boulder but I'm considering taking a grad program in Denver (where I work and would make it more practical) that my employer will pay for while I'm working. I want to go to a top MBA school after some WE but I'm looking at both an MS in Finance and a terminal MA Economics degree right now.
The director of the program got his PhD in Finance from U Chicago.
I don't mean DU.
I am working so I'd be taking like 2 classes/semester, and probably at night.
BTW I'm from the east coast and I understand the prevalent bias in the NYC market. I basically don't want to "HURT" my chances of getting into a top MBA school. I'm stuck in the area for at least the next three years due to my employment. Its free money for school and I just figured I should take advantage of it.
I'm also looking at a terminal master's in mineral economics program at Colorado School of Mines to help set me up for a trading desk position in commodities down the line, and have also considered the programs at Boulder... The fact is CU in general sucks, so does DU.
It may keep me up on the theories going on in finance/econ and graduate level econ may actually help my quant side, so there may be some benefit, regardless of the quality of the school. The other side of me says that having a degree from any of these schools may actually mar my record and hurt my chances at a good B-School after I'm finished in Colorado.
http://www.cudenver.edu/Academics/Colleges/Busine…
I know this is not a high-ranked program or internationally known, but it could help me learn more especially at the grad level degree about economics... Any insight?
It will help a little with B-school admissions and it sounds like it is free so those are two good things. A 700+ GMAT and solid work experience would likely be easier to get and just as helpful with getting into B-school. I have heard good things about the program and would certainly do it over an econ degree. Good luck!
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