@@Galbra1th Absolutely! I actually just finished moving in to my new apartment so I’ve got about 2 weeks before the grind kicks off again. Just added you on LinkedIn, can pin down details on there if that’s easiest?
My daughter is targeting MS Finance at UT in Austin. She is a senior at McCombs in Undergrad and graduating in May this year. She has also applied to UTD, TAMU, UNT, SMU.
@@Galbra1th She thinks a graduate degree gives her a head start compared to just an undergrad, She got admitted into SMU for MFin program starting this fall.
Believe me, coming from a non-target school (Stevens Institute of Technology), people have no idea how difficult it is lol. At the end of the day, some people have an easier path than others which is completely fine!
How was stevens? i want to go, their business seems worth it! not even worried about getting into investment banking as much as securing a well paying job that I'm happy with and don't feel ridiculously overworked, but then again being an investment banker would be nice
I got into Indiana University, Rutgers, and Penn State for finance which one do u think is the best excluding the price but mainly on the education and future job opportunities
I think IU if you got into Kelley creates the best opportunities in finance. Penn State also has some great pipelines to Wall Street. I would say it would be between these two!
is there anyway to add a prestige factor, you might get, Harvard Columbia Wharton Dyson Stern Georgetown Duke University of Michigan University of Virginia
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I don't think its proximity to Dallas / SMU really makes much of a difference in this scenario.. I think TCU is still a good school, but certainly has more of the Texas banking connections than NYC.
@@krishpandey10 hey, funny i was holding my phone. I’d say it’s definitely possible as I have seen & know a lot of international students got job offers. If you try hard, it’s pretty likely ur gonna get an internship offer during undergraduate years, and hopefully a return full time offer after graduation. It’s still a tough process that requires lots of effort, like networking and joining school programs to boost ur resume & experience & have high gpa. I believe tcu gives a lot of scholarship & financial aid to international students as well. Lemme know if u have any question
@@papihuey do you personally know any such students? I'm really worried because after graduating from a non stem field like finance students only get a one year period called opt to work in the states. Do students normally continue to work in usa after that or look for jobs in other countries?
Im in the middle of choosing between colleges and I am majoring in finance. Im in between Purdue and University at buffalo. I live in NY so Buff is cheaper and more convienant in every way, but is the worser school. Purdue is a way better ranked school but more expensive, nicer and inconvienant for me to get home. I honestly have no idea which the pick I am fine with both options one or the other. Please help!!! Thank you
At the end of the day I’d say to pick the option that minimizes regrets in the long run. Neither are finance target schools, so I would worry less about the “prestige” of the school and more so on what the experience on campus and the network of alumni looks like.
Hey brother iam planning for my master's in finance in usa , but confused to select univercity under minimum budget pls do help i ve completed my bachelor in (BFM) bachalo in financial markets.. please suggest me any univercity and cources whixh should i pick
Hello there,i have a question.I’m from little country and will get a double diploma of local university and also mid polish/weak german university in business administration or economics,still haven’t decided.Will i be able to enroll in strong major programme and then get a job on wall street?or if your bachelor’s programme is weak,then you’re done?
I think anything is possible! Landing a stronger degree would help you in the process though. It also would be much easier to join a US company in your home county and then doing an internal transfer to the U.S., instead of directly applying for NYC based roles now.
What do you think of a Master of finance at Fordham university? I have been accepted, I have also been accepted to Boston university for MS in finance? What would you advise? Should continue to apply for other schools?
There’s still plenty of roles for graduates, but the traditional pipeline is through an undergrad internship / offer straight out of school. Open roles for grads are a bit more random, but as an undergrad you will typically join with a big class of people.
Hey there i have been admitted to ut austin and kelly as well but i am still waiting for my upenn decision as i will be joining in fall of 2024 do you think ut will stand near to this standard for more years to come as i am really confused deciding between ut and kelley
Penn State has a crazy presence in NYC. I know a lot of people in banking / consulting in NYC that went to PSU, so it clearly has a very strong network and pipeline. I think the school also is a lot of fun and gives you the best of both worlds with respect to college experience and academics.
@@Galbra1thdeciding between that and IUs kelly school I like Penn state better as a school but I heard kelly would prob set me up better was wondering what ur opinion on that was.
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Shoutout all the non-targets killing it!
Yessir! Shoutout to the squad!!
@@Galbra1th proud to be one myself, starting PE in NYC next month!
Congrats to you!! Let’s grab a coffee once you’re in town!
@@Galbra1th Absolutely! I actually just finished moving in to my new apartment so I’ve got about 2 weeks before the grind kicks off again. Just added you on LinkedIn, can pin down details on there if that’s easiest?
What school did you attend for your MS Finance program? if you don’t mind
Corporate finance has been my dream and I just got accepted into the MSF program at Georgetown 🙏
Amazing - congratulations!!
I got accepted into Georgetown too
My daughter is targeting MS Finance at UT in Austin. She is a senior at McCombs in Undergrad and graduating in May this year. She has also applied to UTD, TAMU, UNT, SMU.
What is her undergraduate degree? Why does she want to get an MSF as opposed to starting her career?
@@Galbra1th She thinks a graduate degree gives her a head start compared to just an undergrad, She got admitted into SMU for MFin program starting this fall.
@@Galbra1th Her undergrad is a BBA degree.
Don't make her a perpetual student. Get job experience and CFA
Believe me, coming from a non-target school (Stevens Institute of Technology), people have no idea how difficult it is lol. At the end of the day, some people have an easier path than others which is completely fine!
How was stevens? i want to go, their business seems worth it! not even worried about getting into investment banking as much as securing a well paying job that I'm happy with and don't feel ridiculously overworked, but then again being an investment banker would be nice
I got into Indiana University, Rutgers, and Penn State for finance which one do u think is the best excluding the price but mainly on the education and future job opportunities
I think IU if you got into Kelley creates the best opportunities in finance. Penn State also has some great pipelines to Wall Street. I would say it would be between these two!
Come to Kelley!
you read my mind! thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Kindly intemate top 50finance mba and ms course which should be STEM designated
I thought Berkeley would be a little higher, but I’ll settle for ucla not being on the list 😊
Hahahah
is there anyway to add a prestige factor, you might get, Harvard
Columbia
Wharton
Dyson
Stern
Georgetown
Duke
University of Michigan
University of Virginia
What my Purdue Global degree doesn't look good on a resume?!
lol sorry fam
@@Galbra1th All good, researching college. Really helped dodge a bullet!
Go Eagles! XD - Prospective BBA student @ Emory
Good for you!!
Hey Cameron , really nice video! I was wondering if I could help you edit your videos and also make a highly engaging Thumbnail which will help your video to reach to a wider audience .
Thanks for watching! I appreciate the offer but like my current system for doing both!
Thoughts on northeastern and UMD college park?
I know people from both. I think Northeastern has better relationships and alumni on Wall Street / Boston firms.
@@Galbra1ththank you!
I am surprised SMU made to the list....
Same here.. Shoutout to the boys in Dallas
ohio state fisher school of business isn't ranked?
What does T10 or T20 mean ??
Super helpful thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Thankyou very much, this video was indeed very helpful
Extremely helpful
Great video !
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What's your opinion on CUNY- Baruch College, NY ?
Hey I was also wondering this, what do you think of Baruch for finance now?
do you think TCU would be good enough? It's in Fort Worth, and SMU is in Dallas
I don't think its proximity to Dallas / SMU really makes much of a difference in this scenario.. I think TCU is still a good school, but certainly has more of the Texas banking connections than NYC.
@@Galbra1th I appreciate it, I will try to make the best out of my time here at TCU
Hey man, how hard is it for international students in tcu to get a job after doing a bachelor's in finance?
@@krishpandey10 hey, funny i was holding my phone. I’d say it’s definitely possible as I have seen & know a lot of international students got job offers. If you try hard, it’s pretty likely ur gonna get an internship offer during undergraduate years, and hopefully a return full time offer after graduation. It’s still a tough process that requires lots of effort, like networking and joining school programs to boost ur resume & experience & have high gpa. I believe tcu gives a lot of scholarship & financial aid to international students as well. Lemme know if u have any question
@@papihuey do you personally know any such students? I'm really worried because after graduating from a non stem field like finance students only get a one year period called opt to work in the states. Do students normally continue to work in usa after that or look for jobs in other countries?
Im in the middle of choosing between colleges and I am majoring in finance. Im in between Purdue and University at buffalo. I live in NY so Buff is cheaper and more convienant in every way, but is the worser school. Purdue is a way better ranked school but more expensive, nicer and inconvienant for me to get home. I honestly have no idea which the pick I am fine with both options one or the other. Please help!!! Thank you
At the end of the day I’d say to pick the option that minimizes regrets in the long run. Neither are finance target schools, so I would worry less about the “prestige” of the school and more so on what the experience on campus and the network of alumni looks like.
what is your opinion for Boston College and UIUC
Hy can we connect on any platform except linkedin i wanna consult with you
Hey brother iam planning for my master's in finance in usa , but confused to select univercity under minimum budget pls do help i ve completed my bachelor in (BFM) bachalo in financial markets.. please suggest me any univercity and cources whixh should i pick
Hello there,i have a question.I’m from little country and will get a double diploma of local university and also mid polish/weak german university in business administration or economics,still haven’t decided.Will i be able to enroll in strong major programme and then get a job on wall street?or if your bachelor’s programme is weak,then you’re done?
I think anything is possible! Landing a stronger degree would help you in the process though. It also would be much easier to join a US company in your home county and then doing an internal transfer to the U.S., instead of directly applying for NYC based roles now.
@@Galbra1th but if you want to join masters program at American university ,does your bachelor university matter?
Oxford is my dream uni however I don't see it in the list... Do you think it is good for studying finance?
What do you think of a Master of finance at Fordham university? I have been accepted, I have also been accepted to Boston university for MS in finance? What would you advise? Should continue to apply for other schools?
was wondering about Fordham aswell?
Do these same companies recruit graduates or just undergrads ?
There’s still plenty of roles for graduates, but the traditional pipeline is through an undergrad internship / offer straight out of school. Open roles for grads are a bit more random, but as an undergrad you will typically join with a big class of people.
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Hey there i have been admitted to ut austin and kelly as well but i am still waiting for my upenn decision as i will be joining in fall of 2024 do you think ut will stand near to this standard for more years to come as i am really confused deciding between ut and kelley
Come to Kelley!
Hey! Where did you go? And what decision did you receive from Upenn?
What are your thoughts on Penn State?
Penn State has a crazy presence in NYC. I know a lot of people in banking / consulting in NYC that went to PSU, so it clearly has a very strong network and pipeline. I think the school also is a lot of fun and gives you the best of both worlds with respect to college experience and academics.
@@Galbra1thdeciding between that and IUs kelly school I like Penn state better as a school but I heard kelly would prob set me up better was wondering what ur opinion on that was.
I wouldn't do it. They end up divorced, stressed out, and hooked on drugs and alcohol.
Talk's about Penn while showing stock footage of Penn State lmaooo. That's old main tower at psu campus
Maybe it was done on purpose 🤷🏻♂️🫨
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