Which graduate degree?
Hello -
I will soon be graduating college with a double major in Physics and Economics, whereafter i will be joining the military where I will be serving for a few years.
Following that, I would really like to move into finance, either in the form of law or actual trading.
Now law I already know about, but trading I'm generally new to in terms of education requirements.
The field of trading that interests me the most is physical commodity trading - particularly in the likes of Ivan Glasenberg and Marc Rich (Glencore).
What sort of graduate degrees do you all feel would help further a goal of physical commodity trading? Does Glencore like a particular major?
Past entering as a trader, what sort of jobs at a phys. trading firm would lead to the ability to eventually being a trader? What are the requirements for those?
I'll ask one more question line at risk of asking too many: what does Goldman Sachs like to see? Do they have physical commodity desks? What are their favorite schools for recruitment?
Thank you.
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