Bye bye MS Finance people, and good luck

Hi Trader1,

I am only looking at American schools, the ones that interested me were :
- MFin at Princeton
- MFE at Haas
- MSCF at Carnegie Mellon

I have heard that LBS and Cass have pretty good programs in the UK.

Sorry for the late reply.
I finished my BA in 3 years, and figured that instead of trying to get into i-banking after a non-target school I should just follow the regular route of going to a target university.

So I chose my Masters program based on what type of job I could land. I also wanted to work in the city, so a European master would give me more chance of getting there. I accepted LSE's offer mainly because they have probably the best placement for I-banking in London.

My profile has nothing special, apart from the fact that I am rather international. The programs you are applying to are more geared towards engineering jobs in i-banks. THe only US school I applied to is the Haas one (I didn't get in though, I have no work experience and no real math background)

Best of luck to you!