MSF Advice - Applying to grad schools
I am applying to grad schools and I am having a difficult time figuring out where my stats will realistically land me. I want to break into either IB or S&T preferably in New York.
730 GMAT, 3.4 GPA from non-target & little work experience (Graduated in May)
So far on my list are Carnegie Melon MSCF Vanderbilt Villanova Tulane
And advice would be appreciated.
EDIT Major is Financial Economics, only a few courses away from Comp Sci major as well.
Any other schools that I should be looking into? Thanks for the advice.
Are you looks for a Masters in Finance program or more of a Financial Engineering? I think Carnegie's is more math based.
GMAT + GPA should give you a good shot at the schools you listed, except CMU which may or may not be a big reach. Do you meet the math/programming requirements?
major?
dont bother with tulane if you want to be in ny. if u wanna trade energyt hen sure. nova or vandy maybe pton or mit? :P
If I were you, I'd stick with Vandy, Nova or Carnegie Mellon provided that you meet their math/programming requirements. I don't know if you meet Carnegie Mellon's requirements though since I don't know what your major is. What is your major?
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