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以下是引用hifenyu在2009-1-3 5:37:00的发言: The "quant" bubble already burst, it won't be a lucrative job anymore. It is not just a one-year situation, it would last longer than people expect. If you really like quantitative stuff, then go for a PHD. Or if you don't, then please don't let the vanity of working on Wall Street guide you to somewhere you are not likely to be interested in.
If you are thinking getting placed in China, the MBA degree would be more useful.
hifenyu, can I ask you a question. Actually, U Michigan's MFE is not quite quantitative, and people can choose lots of courses from Ross, and according to insiders, lots of U Michigan's graduates did not go to quant positions, they landed on Global Marketing etc. So, do you think it is viable for me to go to U Michigan's MFE program and aim at non-quant positions by choosing electives from Ross? I think you understand my situation: there is no good msf program out there (except Princeton MFin...), I am a fresh graduate without W/E. And if I can find a good job back in asia after the U Michigan MFE, it will be much easier for me to apply for a MBA later if necessary (with the RL from Ross professors). Thanks! |