Hi all,
Hope everyone's doing well. I'm currently a sophomore at IU's Kelley School of Business and I'm strongly considering a Master of Science in Finance program that would ideally be one year long and closer to graduation. IB is something I'm strongly looking at but I'm not too sure if I'll be able to do it right after school ( IU being a non target and my current GPA being a 3.5). As of now the MIT Sloan MFin program seems ideal but I'd like to look at other schools too. Heard a lot about Vanderbilt's program but some say it places well but others say its not worth the money. I'd like suggestions and any info about programs like the ones I mentioned, literally anything would help, just looking for some direction. Thanks!
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