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good morning everyone,
First, thank you guys for posting replies here.
So let me briefly introduce myself.
I went to Canada in high school, and i am now in the top math school in canada. Doing Math Finance undergrad + actuarial science major. Now I have finished 3A, and doing internship. I will be doing 3B 4A 4B consecutively. So I will graduate May 2017.
As you can see, I will apply for class of 2017.
GPA: low 90's. So that should translate to 3.9/4.0 in the 4.0 scale.
GRE: 168 + 158 + 4.5. IELTS: 8, Took in high school
Internship: Citigroup backoffice + public trust fund (buyside) portfolio management internship + A NASDAQ listed software development company testing position. All three positions are in Canada.
Coding: Python, VBA from work experience. Matlab, and R from coursework. C++ from Baruch certificate. With distinction.
Actuarial Science: P and FM passed.
What else? I hold a scholarship that is among the highest in school...
Will do CFA level 1 in 4th year...
This is a basic overview of my application portfolio..
Thx for reading up to this point, here are the questions I have:
1. what is the chance of me being accepted by top MFe programs, for example Baruch, CMU, Berkeley, and so on?
2. If I get admitted by multiple, what would you guys recommend? In specific, what would you recommend in terms of Baruch vs Berkeley..
3. What would be the outlook after graduation? In terms of job placement, here is a rumor that I hear a lot:
The average salary that these MFe programs posts on their websites are pulled up by those ppl who have worked for a few years.. For example, ppl who have worked at Goldman for 5 years and then come to MFe. after they graduate, they might become a director right away.. Then the who statistics is pulled by these ppl.. which means,, you won't be able to make the average....
What do you guys think in terms of this theory? Does it make sense to you?
Also, I would appreciate it very much if you guys can offer your insights in terms of 1st year compensation.
3. In terms of costs, how much money should be enough for the whole program? 100k? or 120k? Please feel free to comment.
That's all I have.
Thank you guys again. and I appreciate your work and effort!
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