Hi Candle,You are right. I forgot that Princeton has both 1 yr ME and 2 yr MSE programs.Yeah... 2 years is a lot of tuition =(

<t>Hi Candle,Cost for MFin is the same, around $30k/year.. Regarding the courses, the reason I applied for MFin is that on Princeton's course website, it looked like most of the FIN courses were open to FIN Graduate students only. Otherwise, ORFE would be great since you can take the FIN courses and...

hi Candle,I think I am going to Princeton's MFin program. Its wide range of classes, small class size and placement record all look pretty sweet.

hi candle,here are my stats,undergrad: 4.05 GPA in Computer Science and Operations Research double major at Ivy League schoolgre: 620v/760a/800qwe: 1.5 years at software company developing financial applications

hi Candle,i heard from CU a week ago through snail mail.. i'm in.

<t>congrats! i also got the letter too..i know a few people in the program and placement seems to be okay.. the few people i know have all landed jobs, one at American Express, one at Fannie Mae, one at Lehman Brothers, etc.. i went to cornell undergrad and i felt that the career center was pretty g...

hi aesthetic,the interview was about 30 minutes.. they e-mailed me to set up a time..they asked general questions such as why finance, why princeton, future goals, etc.

<t>I applied for the M Fin program. I thought the interview would be a very casual one with an alumnus but it was with two admissions people at Princeton interviewing directly with a speaker phone. I was caught a bit off guard so I didn't do as well as I would've liked.Did anyone else interview? </t>

Has anyone else heard from Princeton or had an interview yet? I got an e-mail from them to do an interview.