Masters in Statistics with Emphasis in Quantitative Finance

I am currently an undergraduate student finishing a double bachelors in financial economics and mathematics. I have been looking into grad school and would like to see if anyone knew of any schools that allow you to do a masters in statistics with an emphasis, or electives, in quantitative finance (or financial engineering/computational finance/financial mathematics/mathematical finance/financial economics). There are two schools that I know of that allow something like this 1. Purdue M.S. in Statistics with an emphasis in Computational Finance and 2. Stanford M.S. in Statistics with the option to do electives in finance. Anyone out there know of any other schools that could be added to the list? Thanks.

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