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09 Nov 2017, 22:45
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Hi everyone,
I'm aiming to pursue a Master in Finance in 2018. Since many application deadlines are just around the corner, appreciate if you can give me some advice as to my chances for the below schools:
- Oxford MSc in Mathematical Finance
- Cambridge Master in Finance
- LSE Master in Finance / Finance and Economics
- MIT Master in Finance
Snapshots of my credentials:
- GPA: 3.66/4.00 (dual bachelor's degree in accountancy and finance from one of Singapore's top 3 university)
- GRE: 331 (V:161, Q:169, W:4.5)
- Work experience by 2018: 2 years in asset management risk and control functions
- Internship experience: Financial services Big 4 audit; internal strategy consulting internship
- Others: Passed CFA level 1
- Concerns: Limited coursework on mathematics and programming in university, but have taken efforts to learn VBA, Python and Matlab after graduation.
Thanks for all your inputs!
I'm aiming to pursue a Master in Finance in 2018. Since many application deadlines are just around the corner, appreciate if you can give me some advice as to my chances for the below schools:
- Oxford MSc in Mathematical Finance
- Cambridge Master in Finance
- LSE Master in Finance / Finance and Economics
- MIT Master in Finance
Snapshots of my credentials:
- GPA: 3.66/4.00 (dual bachelor's degree in accountancy and finance from one of Singapore's top 3 university)
- GRE: 331 (V:161, Q:169, W:4.5)
- Work experience by 2018: 2 years in asset management risk and control functions
- Internship experience: Financial services Big 4 audit; internal strategy consulting internship
- Others: Passed CFA level 1
- Concerns: Limited coursework on mathematics and programming in university, but have taken efforts to learn VBA, Python and Matlab after graduation.
Thanks for all your inputs!
13 Nov 2017, 21:31
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So profile is very good. GPA - strong. GRE converts to a 740, very good. You should be fine for the LSE program. MIT has a bootcamp for people without the required math skills. You might want to try and take a required math class in between now and school starting. As for the other programs, not sure their required classes. End of the day, you have good stats, went to a good school and have good work experience. Schools should be willing to work with you.
