<t>Hi Munish,I am somewhat similar to you. I have pretty bad undergrad results (much worse than you) but have a lot better post grad results. I hope to end with 3.6-3.8 equivalent to GPA. What do you think are the chances of getting in with bad undergrad results. Because if people say that i have no...

<t>Hi allThere is another thread in this forum that specifically talks about NTU and NUS. I found it quite useful to read through that thread as it gave me and understanding of the differences between NTU and NUS and hence the strength in the NTU's degree.I am sure i read somewhere that NTU has two ...

<t>I have little knowledge to answer you question but let me try.I dont think its a bad university. Definately NUS and NTU are bigger names in Singapore. SMU is still known mostly in Singapore, whereas NUS and NTU are quite regionally (ASEAN) known. You should ask SMU about the companies that come t...

Does anyone know any universities where financial aid is given to international students studying MFE.Thanks

<t>In Singapore, the three universities each offer a masters program in finance / financial engineering. What is people's opinion on the SMU applied finance program and NTU's MSc finance program. Does anyone also know what is the average GMAT or GRE requirement to enter the respective program (finan...

Thank TBWong. I would like to know which is a better degree for entry into IB: MS in financial engineering or MBA.

I am also interested in the FE program at either NUS and NTU. Being a foreign student implies, that I cannot take the NUS course as it is part time. Does anyone know if there is financial assistance to non-ASEAN students for doing the NTU FE course.

There is also an online program at Berkeley but its more finance / business orientated than quantitative. You can also study a distance learning program in Operation Research through the University of South Africa and some of the courses are financial engineering in nature.

JobseekerI have no idea what you mean, but email me on kanshu@mailbox.co.zaI didnot write about any program in my previous messages.

<t>Hi I see that many threads in this forum has to do with universities and what they offer in terms of financial engineering / mathematics. I thought if everyone sends me any info that they know (of universities and their courses on fin eng/maths), I could just put it in an Excel spreadsheet and we...

<t>ken2000, I am not sure of African universities' reputation but University of Cape Town and University of Witwatersrand in South Africa offers Masters in financial maths / engineering. The classes are quite small so tend to be quite personal. The tution fees are really really cheap in South Africa...

whats is CUBS. Please can you send me the website. THanks

So how would you rate all the qualifications i mentioned against UIUC's certificate.

<r>I got a bit scared when I saw my name on the topic. I thought I had sent something bad by mistakeYou should go to <URL url="http://www.cvn.columbia.eduand">www.cvn.columbia.eduand</URL> just click on the certificate link.Do me a favor, please email me on <EMAIL email="kanshu@mailbox.co.za">kanshu...

I have the same concern. I live in South Africa and I am not sure if its better to do a MS in financial engineering / maths from a University here or rather do the certificate in financial engineering from Columbia through distance education.Let me know what you think.