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02 May 2018, 20:33
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Hi,
I have been admitted to UCSD's MS Finance program , Rutger's MS Math Finance program and UT Austin's MS Finance program for Fall 2018 .
GPA - 3.01/4
GMAT - 700/800
GRE - 320/340
Workex - Worked as a FX quant researcher and FX trader for over 3 years in India's top NBFC (very relevant to all programs).
I am in a bit of a dilemma here as to which program to choose and inputs from seniors/fellow applicants would be really helpful.
As to my long term goals, I wish to pursue a Ph.D in econometrics or some field closely related. So my immediate short term goals would be to gain excellent research experience either under a prof in the school I am going to join or do independent research under a prof in India (unsure about this).
As far as I have researched about the schools, UCSD's Rady school boasts about it's econ department being top researchers in this field. I am tempted to say yes to UCSD but really wish to listen to your perspectives.
Any thoughts on this would be really helpful!
Regards
I have been admitted to UCSD's MS Finance program , Rutger's MS Math Finance program and UT Austin's MS Finance program for Fall 2018 .
GPA - 3.01/4
GMAT - 700/800
GRE - 320/340
Workex - Worked as a FX quant researcher and FX trader for over 3 years in India's top NBFC (very relevant to all programs).
I am in a bit of a dilemma here as to which program to choose and inputs from seniors/fellow applicants would be really helpful.
As to my long term goals, I wish to pursue a Ph.D in econometrics or some field closely related. So my immediate short term goals would be to gain excellent research experience either under a prof in the school I am going to join or do independent research under a prof in India (unsure about this).
As far as I have researched about the schools, UCSD's Rady school boasts about it's econ department being top researchers in this field. I am tempted to say yes to UCSD but really wish to listen to your perspectives.
Any thoughts on this would be really helpful!
Regards
05 May 2018, 08:29
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UTA is the better MSF program, but if your goal is to be a PhD, the Rutgers program might be better. Honestly, I would reach out to the adcoms and tell them your goals and ask to speak with some professors. The UTA program really is for people looking for work after completion of their degree. Not sure it would be an ideal fit. Then again, if you find a professor who is looking for research assistance, it might work out.
