ms quantative/engineering finance no math background?
anybody know of a program that doesn't require a major math background - similar to the CFQ by paul wilmott but actually something reputable like an actual degree
How can you expect to get a Master's degree in a quantitative discipline with no math? Even most Econ programs presuppose Real Analysis.
"Now, everyone knows Custer died at Little Bighorn, but what this book presupposes is...maybe he didn't?"
agree with above...I think math goes hand in hand
Most of the programs I have looked into require courses up to real and complex analysis. Along with an intermediate background in statistics. Its the norm throughout the degree... There are some (look at CM's 5 programs, Columbia's 4(?)) that require maybe a LITTLE less in terms of math, and more in terms of C++/Python/R, but each program you need a fairly strong amount of math. You may have to pursue a more math intensive master's prior to applying mfe, just to put you on par with the physics and math majors.
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