Recent content by Andy Nguyen

Lot of decisions but no update on Tracker. Come on, let's light it up with your offers, guys.

March 26th is today, of course, and we are seeing results showing up on the Tracker. 1400 is a huge number of applications for them to sort through. Congrats to those who got admitted.

Here is the response from the Yale SOM program to my query The Yale School of Management Master’s in Asset Management program received over 1400 applications for the Class of 2025, representing a 12% increase in submitted applications year over year. Our admissions team is currently in the...

You can filter the results on Tracker. Select GaTech and Accepted as result. It does show any admit got any scholarship. This is a pretty accurate way to see if a program gives scholarship and how much.

I've seen some short clips with Ed posted by CMU before. Communication skill is way underrated. I know some people in finance getting promoted with their communication skills where others with superior technical skills got passed over.

Once you have made the decision to join a program, can you guys please change your Tracker from Accepted to Enrolled. Thanks

I've reached out to them and let you know if I hear back anything.

For those needing to get their programming skill refreshed for interview and ready to contribute on day one, I highly recommend the Quantnet C++ courses and Python course. They are time tested and I haven’t seen anything come close to their quality and ROI.

Just learned that LSE has the MSc Quantitative-Methods-for-Risk-Management program run by the Stats dept. Their other older program at LSE is MSc Financial Mathematics run by the Math Dept. Anyone applied to either one this cycle?

Anyone with info on who is the director of the new program? Someone we can contact to get more info?

This kind of programs is not going to be small. They may target 100 students, maybe more. How much resource will they have available for it is something we dont know yet. Something to keep in mind and find out.

We don't claim to be able to check and verify it. We rely on the fact programs will be responsible to provide true and correct data. The more data we can publish, the easier it is for everyone to check and hold the programs accountable for their numbers.

The same way we did with our US rankings. We reach out to programs and receive the data directly from them.

I don't have specific info but my read into the waitlist at many programs is that they want to see how will accept their offer after the deadline. After that, they can determine how many to offer admit in the next round and so on until they fill their desired class size. Obviously, this will put...

I'll email you the certificates, Lucas.