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You should take the Fixed Income job offer. Work for a few years, learn a hell lot about financial markets and derivatives and then decide if you want to go down the quant path or a banking path. By that time, it will be very clear to you whether you should apply for an MBA or a quant focus top notch financial engineering program.
You get the job offer probably because you are a fresh college graduate, either via campus recruiting or something. If you literally mean it by "阴差阳错", then I consider this as an exclusive opportunity for new graduates and you should definitely jump on it.
With regards to your Top 15 school master's offer. The school may rank top 15 or even top 10 on US news, but how about the program itself? There's hardly any ranking on master's programs. Good schools can have many non-sense master's programs that students typically find it hard to get a job. If I were you, I wouldn't give up the current job offer for all the uncertainties lying ahead with the US master's program. Just think about that you need to settle down, study, network, job hunt, do all that in 1 year. Biggest challenge for job hunting is, you don't have any relevant experience upon finishing. If you want to find a Fixed Income job at that time, I won't be too optimistic.
Good luck with your career! |
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