hi, can you just send me emails? I am kind of busy now. sjiang80@hotmail.com

sure

<t>You may want to consider the statistics program. what happened to you also happened to me and a good friend of mine. we both applied to Math. Fin. program but was rejected and instead took the offer from Stat. department. there is a finance track in the Stat. department. more then half of the cor...

Thanks for all the replies to my topic. I just received an email from human resource telling me that I officially have the offer. I guess I can finally "take it easy".

<t>Thanks for all the replies. In my case it is not a "senior hire". It is a quant analyst/develper position within the newly formed asset management division for this IB, and I just finished my last final exam 3 weeks ago. My problem is that ... I know it is a great oppurtunity for me, the hiring m...

<t>To senior people here .. If the hiring manager from an pretty big IB says that they are structuring an offer for me (making an offer letter right now), but at the same time tells me don't take his words as an "oral offer" because "in a big company, anything can happen". what is the probability th...

Hi, just want to say that I worked in the summer with the classmate you mentioned at traxis partner, he was a great guy, working really hard. I was an intern there.

application programming in c/c++ is usually required. once you know c/c++, it won't be hard to learn java and perl ....

I know someone would ask this China.

<t>I know I know. I don't want to argue about that. like I said, I am not saying columbia is better then NYU. I am only saing .. I feel (and most of my friends too) that columbia carries more weight because of its name "columbia" no offense but at least in my country, if I mention the name "columbia...

only because of the name "columbia". don't get me wrong, I am not saying columbia is better then NYU. it's just .... at least in my mind and most of my friend's mind .. "columbia" carries more weight ....

it is not hard. regarding math ... my BS and MS are both in CS. some high level math courses were core courses which I had to take in college.

my MS is also in cs, but I am in columbia not nyu I work for a hedge fund by the way

I had many interviews from columbia's career development office. what I was saying was that although I felt good about all of them, I just never hear from them again after the interview. that gives me the frustration

no, I live in my parents's house. they are nice enough not asking me for rent. but I feel bad for spending their money