MSF and work?

Hey guys, Looking for some help! Im graduating in december from a CT non target with a double major in Finance/Criminal justice; 3.2 GPA. I have no finance internships. I played division 1 baseball and had a short stinit in pro ball. Finishing up after this semester as I said.

SInce I am not that qualified (feel screwed), Im trying to figure out what to do next. I was thinking of trying to get into a MSF part timefor next year while I work, or just do it full time, and study for CFA I for next June. I have an operations job offer for when I graduate, and just feel a little lost lol.

Any help or guidance would help tremendously!

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GPA isn't that low and your sports experience will cover for that GPA being lower. It is going to come down to your GMAT. You might look into a PT program if you are interested in working during the program. BC would be an ideal option.

Need a little more information to really get at the core of your question/problem.

 

PT is likely a screwing I warn you. The clssses are what gets you the degree, but people usually PT for a big reason. Your reason better is a good one.

 
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PT is likely a screwing I warn you. The clssses are what gets you the degree, but people usually PT for a big reason. Your reason better is a good one.

So you recommend Just pushing through it for a year and I'll get more out of it?

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Again depends on where you are going, hopefully substantially better than your undergrad tier - otherwise a master's is impossibly different...

Assuming it's a top national!! b school, then usually the intangible is usually overwhelming enough to do so.

You did pro ball so that means you can grind the work out. Now its time to throw them a fireproof evidence that you're smart like crazy. Finance has many incredibly smart workholics

 

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