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courant is definitely not nr1 math. depart. in US... where is MIT/Harvard/Princeton? finance - NYU is definitely not one of the top schools... For IBD, you have Wharton/Columbia/Chicago on the graduate level, for quant/trading you have MIT/Stanford/Princeton/Chicago. Undergraduate wise we are talking HYPSMW. the program is okay, worse placements than berkeley and cmu. (Stanford doesnt disclose their placements, but the brand name will get you anywhere) Check the students resumés, you will not be many students going for BB. Most of them went to MM shops doing quant works - not to mention becoming a trader. The school is overall okay and It's a good program, if you don't have other choices and don't hate coding, take it. -- by 会员 infu (2011/3/11 17:20:59)
NYU is #1 in applied math and top 10 overall in math. Combined with #3 finance and top 10 in mba. And I don't know why you would bring up Wharton since we are talking of financial math here. NYU is definitely tier 1 in quant finance. As for NYU's reputation on Wall Street? You would be surprised how favorable the NYU Stern brand is (not sure about Courant) compared to MIT, Berkeley, Columbia and Chicago. -- by 会员 onthesc (2011/3/16 6:37:28)
No one cares about your ranking in applied math. It's the university general reputation/ MBA ranking that matters in banking. I talked about IBD. I don't think, and I'm pretty sure many others would agree with me, that NYU Stern has a stronger MBA brand than Columbia/Chicago/MIT. It's actually first time I see someone make this kind of statement. -- by 会员 infu (2011/3/29 16:50:12)
basically and miserably you are confusing IBD with prospective employments of MFE programs. my last words: do your job good and don't mislead others. -- by 会员 怜音 (2011/3/29 19:33:52)
Sorry but I don't really recall stating IBD as one of the general prospect employment sector for MFE in any of my previous posts, and hence confusing people as you supposed. However, I do have seen people from Berkeley MFE going for IBD, it's rare, but not nonexistence. Once again, if you can't read, whether explicitly or between the lines, I'll try to put it simple. Perhaps in bullet format. according to US news, yes, NYU is number 1 in applied math.
applied math in general can't get you great reputation / placement in finance, whether in quant finance or anything else outside quant finance.
University of Minnesota--Twin Cities is placed ahead of Princeton University in applied math according to the same ranking. Does this imply that UoM is stronger in quant finance than Princeton University? Your logic is flawed here.
NYU Stern does not have a favorable brand in MBA than Columbia/Chicago/MIT, period, out of discussion, no argument is needed.
NYU Math Fin is good, but it comes after Berkeley MFE, CMU CF and Stanford FM.
-- by 会员 infu (2011/3/29 20:48:06)
your bullet format just repeated your stereotyped and biased view about financial engineering: - applied math is so important for quant finance. 20 years ago very few Wall street people knew pricing option with PDE, now pricing with PDE and derived theory has become standards even old fashioned, just like say hello on most trading floors. if you don't know what quant finance is, just stop talking s***. - i know UMN is good in applied math, but when wall street guys failed to understand math, they just called people from NYU as resort. saying A is reputed for finance implies B similar to A also good for it is your flawed logic, not mine! - whether Stern is good or not has nothing to do with NYU MFE program. - your personal ranking or whatever is completely out of my interest. i just don't appreciate you are pretending to know what you don't and mislead other people here. |
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