hi, Can someone share any insights on MS in Fianance program at Florida International University.I've noticed that they offer 2 tracks -- one in January and other in August ... either track runs for a year.I am particulary interested in course contents... is it rigurous enough?

<r>hi, check out the following programs:<URL url="http://www.kellogg.nwu.edu/finance/index.htmhttp://www.princeton.edu/~bcf/master.htm"><LINK_TEXT text="http://www.kellogg.nwu.edu/finance/inde ... master.htm">http://www.kellogg.nwu.edu/finance/index.htmhttp://www.princeton.edu/~bcf/master.htm</LINK_...

I should stalk "MobPsycho" -- he/she is a shadow casting over me.just kidding --as there is a saying if one's work harder, he/she get luckier.So I shall take that route instead of having a mug shot posted on the "National Enquirer" or the NY Post.

<t>Thanks for the colorful reply. Appreciate it.My desire to enter the "dragon pit" isn't superficial... though I don't have a formal business/finance degree, I have learnt various instruments on my own. Derivatives is what gets me going, no matter which way I look there is Derivs in Equity,FX, Inte...

<t>Hello,I am about to go back to school (part time) to pursue Financial Engineering degree.My BS was in Engineering and I worked as an Engineer for several yeas.Currently, I work for an Investment Bank in a support role. I've realised it is getting next to impossible to move up to an active trading...

<t>I am hoping to start the FE program at Polytechinc Univerisity as well.But I am afraid of getting gray and old from this program. I received my BS in Engineering from Poly and currently working for a Top-tier bank. oh yes.. I aged extra 4 yrs from a 4 yr engineering program.I've looked into NYU a...