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Old 07-26-2012, 08:31 AM   #1
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Financial Engineering

Graduate Schools for Financial Engineering- MIT, Princeton, Stanford, CMU

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Couple of questions and chance me-

June 2012 graduate of UVA School of Engineering.
Double Major: BS Systems Engineering- 3.4 GPA
BA Mathematics- 3.3 GPA
Dec. 2012 graduate of UVA School of Arts & Sciences
MA Mathematics- 3.4 GPA

I have been working (part-time and now full time) in quantitative research group for local company and love utilizing both my math and systems engineering background and would like to continue my educational adventure by focusing addition graduate work in financial engineering, computational finance, or quantitative finance.

My questions are: -Which degree should I be looking into? Master's or Phd in Financial Engineering, ORFE, Computational Finace, or Quantitative Finance?
-Given the data points I mentioned above, would I have a realistic chance to be accepted to MIT, Princeton, Stanford, or CMU. My research indicates that these are the top graduate schools for Financial Engineering.

Any thoughts are appreciated
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