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Purdue vs UIUC vs Vanderbilt [#permalink]
 31 May 2009, 21:24
Hello,
I live in Kentucky and want to attend a reputable school that isn't too far away. My top four based on rank and distance from my home are Washington U (Olin), Purdue (Krannert), Vanderbilt (Owen), and Illinois Urbana-Champaign. Unfortunately, I did not take Calculus III as an undergrad so I don't meet the program requirements at Washington U. That leaves me with the other three. I had a very strong undergrad GPA and will most likely get sterling recommendations by the time i'm ready to apply. I just graduated so I don't have very much work experience, just an internship (although it was in the Treasury of a fortune 1000 company). I haven't taken the GMAT yet.
Does anybody have any insightful information about any of these MSF programs?
Thanks.
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Re: Purdue vs UIUC vs Vanderbilt [#permalink]
05 Jun 2009, 15:06
Again, any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
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Re: Purdue vs UIUC vs Vanderbilt [#permalink]
05 Jun 2009, 22:43
I am also a newbie here. You could visit websites for those universities and you'll definitely come to know about a lot. People say that 3 or 3+ yrs of experiences are required anyway to maximize your chances in job market.
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Re: Purdue vs UIUC vs Vanderbilt [#permalink]
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Krannert (Purdue) has quite the good reputation. There are definitely lots of people who apply. Other than good grades, do you have any other qualities which they would consider? In regards to graduating and then finding a job, it would be highly advantage to have work experience. If the program is 2 years, you would only have 1 summer to do another internship. That isn't a lot of work experience.
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Re: Purdue vs UIUC vs Vanderbilt [#permalink]
16 Jun 2009, 11:40
Hello,
I am looking at the MS in Finance/Fin. Engineering programs for my sister, in India, who just graduated with a 3-year undergraduate degree majoring in Accounts and Finance. She is now going to pursue Masters in Finance in India for a year following which she wants to come to the US for MS. I shortlisted a few universities. It would be great if you fine people can evaluate some or all of the universities reg. the program I have chosen in each. Any additional comments are obviously appreciated! Thanks in advance.
MS Finance - Drexel (LeBow)
MS Finance - Georia SU (J. Mack Robinson)
MS Finance (online) - Indiana (Kelley)
MS Finance - Johns Hopkins (Carey)
MS Finance - Purdue (Krannert)
Master of Mgmt in Finance - Arizona (Eller)
MS Finance - Vanderbilt (Owen)
MS Finance - Alabama (Culverhouse)
MS Finance - Utah (David Eccles)
MS in Quantitative Finance - State Univ of New Jersey (Rutgers)
MS Finance - Case Western (Weatherhead)
MS Finance - Illinois Instt. of Tech. (Stuart)
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