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It really depends on what kind of job you want to do. You want to be a trader? Investment Banker? doing consulting? I really do not think MSF is a good choice for the US undergraduate. I suggest you find an IB job after that, then work for couple of years and apply for top MBA. You can stand out in that way.
If you are strong enough, apply for Princeton or MIT's MSF. In this case, you need to take as many maths classes as possible, especially higher level probability classes, stochastic process, PDE and some computer science classes. Since both of these two programs are very quantitative.
I really think you should consider major in mathematics and then major in finance. It will help you a lot. |
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